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Ansonguy Posted 7 years ago
Grammar

(for) all of the winter or all through the winter

I have made up three similar sentences below. I am not sure which is correct.

(1) I will be here all of the winter.

(2) I will be here for all of the winter.

(3) I will be here all through the winter.

All of my non-native English speaking friends cannot figure out which one(s) is/are OK because English is not our first language.

Please help me. Thank you very much for all your help.

  

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Natural English is I will be here all winter.

  • Natural English is I will be here all winter.
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Natural English is I will be here all winter.

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