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DiAAnaP Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary

A fruit's "in" season?

I know the common expression,
but can I say "when's lemon's IN season"?
I do want to insert the season wherein the fruit is in as noun in this questioning form of sentence, if that's possible.
  

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diAAnaP but can I say "when's lemon's IN season"? No. "

— GPY

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diAAnaPbut can I say "when's lemon's IN season"?
No. You can say "When are lemons in season?"
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No, that's very odd and unnatural.
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CliveNo, that's very odd and unnatural.
But if you had to, how would you construct it? You obviously don't have to use the words that I used:)
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diAAnaPBut if you had to, how would you construct it?
GPY has already told you.
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fivejedjon diAAnaPBut if you had to, how would you construct it?GPY has already told you.
No I meant if you really had to construct sentence in the way I described in my original post- "When is the ____ for lemons?"

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You can say, a bit awkwardly, When is the season for lemons?

Clive
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CliveYou can say, a bit awkwardly, When is the season for lemons?Clive
There, I've finally got it:)
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