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Zany banana 409 Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
Difference in meaning
We move to our country house in/ during/ over the summer holidays.
I guess, with each preposition the sentence conveys different meanings.
If so, could you please explain what they mean in each case?
Please help!!
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"During" and "over" are both okay and mean the same thing: the people spend the summer at their country house. "In" is ungrammatical (American usage) here.
- "During" and "over" are both okay and mean the same thing: the people spend the summer at their country house.
- "In" is ungrammatical (American usage) here.
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"During" and "over" are both okay and mean the same thing: the people spend the summer at their country house. "In" is ungrammatical (American usage) here.
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