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Flyingboy Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

"in this summer" or "this summer"?

Hi all,

I know we shouldnt add "in" before "this sunday", for example
so,
I will study this sunday.

But do we need to add "in" before "this summer", "this semester"...?
Like,
1. We will go to Japan this summer
2. We will go to Japan in this summer

1. We study together this semester
2. We study together in this semester

Thanks !!!
  

Top answer

'in' is not required and indeed is not correct when used with this summer. You could use 'in' with the summer ie We will go to Japan in the summer

— AngelRainbow

  • 'in' is not required and indeed is not correct when used with this summer.
  • You could use 'in' with the summer ie We will go to Japan in the summer
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'in' is not required and indeed is not correct when used with this summer.

You could use 'in' with the summer

ie We will go to Japan in the summer
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