Monday, January 9, 2017

word choice - に/で as time particles. What's the difference?


I've read a post on this topic, but really not sure of the difference when applied to something like this:



私は朝飯のみ茶を飲む
私は朝飯のみ茶を飲む



From what I read, I'm guessing one of them is incorrect, as に is used for specific times and で for ranges of time in which an action happened. So I'm guessing に is the incorrect one. Could someone confirm me this please?




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