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TeacherJapan Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

Are they all acceptable?

You can go there and enjoy a beautiful scenery ( ? ).

(1) all year
(2) all year around
(3) all year round
(4) throughout the year
(5) all through the year
(6) all year long

Are they all acceptable?
Are there any other commonly-used expressions
I can use interchangeably?
  

Top answer

"all year around" doesn't sound right to me (though it appears from Google search that some people do use it). "all year long" may not be quite the right fit for what you mean. The others are OK.

— GPY

  • "all year around" doesn't sound right to me (though it appears from Google search that some people do use it).
  • "all year long" may not be quite the right fit for what you mean.
  • The others are OK.
  • "a beautiful scenery" is wrong ("scenery" is uncountable).
  • You can use "the" or no article.
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"all year around" doesn't sound right to me (though it appears from Google search that some people do use it).

"all year long" may not be quite the right fit for what you mean.

The others are OK.

"a beautiful scenery" is wrong ("scenery" is uncountable). You can use "the" or no article.
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teacherJapanYou can go there and enjoy a beautiful scenery ( ? ).
You can go there and enjoy beautiful scenery ( ? ).

1 or 4 would be fine.
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teacherJapanYou can go there and enjoy a beautiful scenery ( ? ). ... Are they all acceptable?
All except (2) are fine.

CJ
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Thank you all for your help. And I also have to apologize for adding "a" in front of scenery,
which shouldn't be used with "a."
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