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Mudclay Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

In vs during

Dear teachers,

Kindly check my sentences. If both are natural, do they have different sense?

a. We always go skiing in winter.
b. We always go skiing during winter.

Thanks a lot...
MC
  

Top answer

They have the same meaning.

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  • They have the same meaning.
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They have the same meaning.
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Dear John,

What about "for winters"?

Regards,

Iman
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mudclaya. We always go skiing in winter.b. We always go skiing during winter.
Alongside John's comment, I think "in the winter", or "during the winter" is more grammatical.
Though, I prefer "during the winters".
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I would take that to mean that you go skiing for the entire winter. Lucky you!
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Thank you John.
But actually I haven't had the experience even for one time.
POOR ME!!!!!!!!!!!Emotion: crying

Regards,

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