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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Phrase question
With or without 'the'
At this time of the year.
At this time of year.
Are both correct?
At this time of the year.
At this time of year.
Are both correct?
Top answer
They're both fine. I say both from time to time, but mostly the one without 'the'. CJ
- They're both fine.
- I say both from time to time, but mostly the one without 'the'.
- CJ
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They're both fine. I say both from time to time, but mostly the one without 'the'.
CJ
CJ
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CalifJimThey're both fine. I say both from time to time, but mostly the one without 'the'.CJGreat. Thanks, CJ.
Also, are both of these sentences correct:
Are both of the sentences correct?
Are both sentences correct?
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CalifJim Anonymousare both of these sentences correctYes.CJThanks again.
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