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    spend a lazy Sunday morning

    Grammar & Usage

    fixed expression
    neutral

    How it works

    This is an idiomatic verb phrase. 'Spend' is a transitive verb requiring a direct object (a period of time). 'A lazy Sunday morning' functions as this direct object, with 'lazy' an adjective describing the type of Sunday morning. It implies enjoying leisure and rest.

    Sample sentences

    I love to spend a lazy Sunday morning reading books and drinking coffee.

    I love to pass time idly on a Sunday morning reading books and drinking coffee.

    Let's spend a lazy Sunday morning at home, no plans whatsoever.

    Let's pass time idly on a Sunday morning at home, no plans whatsoever.

    She often spends a lazy Sunday morning strolling through the park.

    She often passes time idly on a Sunday morning strolling through the park.

    Quick facts

    idiomaticity:The phrase 'lazy Sunday morning' is a common idiom to describe a period of pleasant inactivity and relaxation.
    verb_object_structure:The verb 'spend' typically takes a direct object referring to a duration of time or an amount of money.

    Mnemonic

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    Example

    I love to spend a lazy Sunday morning reading books and drinking coffee.

    I love to pass time idly on a Sunday morning reading books and drinking coffee.

    Let's spend a lazy Sunday morning at home, no plans whatsoever.

    Let's pass time idly on a Sunday morning at home, no plans whatsoever.

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