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Magic-dragon Posted 6 years ago
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"in summers" VS "in the summer"

Would you answer my question about the following sentence? A: Here are eight food items that you must have in summers. (from google) Is "in summers" a common phrase? I would use "in the summer" instead.
What's the difference between "in summers" and "in the summer"?
  

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Magic-dragon Is "in summers" a common phrase? No. It is unidiomatic.

  • Magic-dragon Is "in summers" a common phrase?
  • No.
  • It is unidiomatic.
  • Magic-dragon I would use "in the summer" instead.
  • Right, or "in the summertime".
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Magic-dragonIs "in summers" a common phrase?

No. It is unidiomatic.

Magic-dragonI would use "in the summer" instead.

Right, or "in the summertime".

Magic-dragon What's the difference between "in summers" and "in the summer"?

The first is wrong, and the second is right. It

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Magic-dragonA: Here are eight food items that you must have in summers. (from google) Is "in summers" a common phrase?

It is not natural to me.

Magic-dragonI would use "in the summer" instead.

Right.

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