in every hour or every hour?

[Williamyh]

Hi All,

I'd like to know when we say or write the following sentence, should we put the preposition of "in"?

1. The elevator will be cleaned in every hour.
2. The elevator will be cleaned every hour.

William

[The French]

Hi All,

I'd like to know when we say or write the following sentence, should we put the preposition of "in"?

1. The elevator will be cleaned in every hour.
2. The elevator will be cleaned every hour.

William

Hi, I am not a teacher,
But when I read your both sentences I prefer the second one. One question, why do you want to put a preposition between cleaned and every?
Cordially,

[Williamyh]

Hi, I am not a teacher,
But when I read your both sentences I prefer the second one. One question, why do you want to put a preposition between cleaned and every?
Cordially,

I thought "in" was the preposition of every....Let me rearrange the sentence...

In every hour, the elevator will be cleaned. (Is it grammatically correct?)

[The French]

Hi,

maybe just the word 'each' is better than 'in' but I am not Englsih. It seems to me more English.

Hoep it's help you.