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2006年12月13日 · When we use the word "summer" in a general or habitual setting, I think we should use it with a definite article as in B. The reason could be that when we think a year consists of four seasons [spring, summer, autumn, winter], any one of them is specified because of the contrast with one another.
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2018年4月27日 · There's already 'last year' in that sentence, so 'the' is not needed before 'summer vacation'. Another question: In the following context, the writer continued to write: Everyday I helped the zookeepers feed the animals. I wonder if I could rewrite the sentence as follows: During the summer vacation I helped the zookeeper feed the animals everyday.
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2015年7月17日 · Hi Bagsensei, c. is simply wrong, but the other two mean slightly different things, at least to me: a) implies that the entire vacation will be spent in the place you're asking about, while b) implies that only part of the vacation will.
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2015年7月7日 · Hello, everyone. A. In summer I enjoy going to the beaches. B. During summer I enjoy going to the beaches. Which sound more natur
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2020年4月27日 · Children usually go swimming during (the) summer vacation. Is “the ” necessary in this sentence?
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2022年10月28日 · This is part of a joke:"Where do monsters go during summer?" Which is more correct.."during summer" or "during the summer"? Thanks!
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2014年9月10日 · I woked during last summer or i have worked during last summer? Is the expression ,during last summer, considered an exact point in the past for which we should use past simple? Last edited: Sep 13, 2014
on vs. in my summer holidays | WordReference Forums
2011年7月9日 · PaulQ suggests "In my summer holidays, I am going to visit you." I suppose here he's using meaning 2 = I will visit you some time when I am free, during July or August. I might say "On my summer holiday, I am going to visit you". I would certainly be using meaning 3 = When I am taking a journey near your house, I will call by.
__a hot summer day, on or in? | WordReference Forums
2013年8月22日 · hello everybody.I'm an english learner. "on a hot summer day" is absolutely right.But sometimes I hear someone say"in a hot summer day". Is it also correct or is there a difference between the two?Please help me out. Thanks in advance.:)
in / at / on holiday [+holidays] - WordReference Forums
2017年11月14日 · I told you the difference. "On" talks about the holidays themselves (in the U.S., days like Christmas, New Year's Day, Easter, Independence Day, etc.) and "at" is more generally the time during which these holidays are celebrated.