What's the difference between:"I do not work on Monday mornings?" and ...
What's the difference between:"I do not work on Monday mornings?" and "I do not work Monday mornings?"
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both mean the same and are being used)
However, "I do not work Monday mornings" is grammatically incorrect, since you need a preposition after the verb 'work" to clarify when. If you write an academic passage or an essay on a TOEFL, it would most certainly count as a mistake.
But in a spoken English it is used quite often) As a sign of an negative attitude I think)
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There's no difference in meaning. The 'on' is optional. The only difference is that the version without the preposition sounds more informal.
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