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Frank Sinatra's song
A Frank Sinatra's song is titled "Strangers in the night". Why "in the night"? I think it should be "at night".
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Re: Frank Sinatra's song
NOT A TEACHER
Prepositions are always misleading, so sometimes there are no hard and fast rules for usage.
We could say: "On the night of November 12......." or
"I was jogging at night (refers to a period of a day)" or
"Strangers in the night" - it probably means that they were surrounded by the night, cloaked we can also say - refers to astological event.
My advice: Songs are not the best to learn English language. Why? "Unbreak my hart" performed by Toni Braxton.
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Re: Frank Sinatra's song

Originally Posted by
mausib
A Frank Sinatra song is titled "Strangers in the night". Why "in the night"? I think it should be "at night".
They meet in [during] the night. -
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Re: Frank Sinatra's song
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