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Throbert, yes, it is impossible (at least if used out of a specific context).
But there are some examples when it is possible:

1. (However it's used not as a question, but as a statement):
You...

Hmm... Nope, I usually hear "в четыре ночи", at least among my friends. I'm a night owl by myself, I'm used to falling asleep late (after 2:00), and waking up late, too :) Since I have to work with...

I disagree.
In Russian, the concepts of «утро, день, вечер и ночь» are not fixed. They depend on a person’s daily schedule, and different people may have different opinions when the night ends and...

Unfortunately that is unnatural.
1. "Ладно" in sense of "хорошо/нормально" is very old-fashioned.
In the modern language, "ладно" is only used when you agree to obey someone's request or someone's...

Yes! In the Russian sentence "У тебя было хорошее утро" the subject is "утро", and it is neuter. So, the verb agrees with the subject: "Утро было".

In the English sentence "You had a good morning"...

Just a few examples for you to show the cultural difference :)

A typical dialog between a purchaser and a shop assistant.

In US:
- Hi! (informal!)
- Hi!
- How are you doing?
- I'm fine. How...

Well, grammatically this is absolutely correct. But it sounds very unnatural, we never say it like that.

First: "доброе" literally means "kind". When related to time, it is only used in fixed...