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Reegis Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Spring was late last year and there was still snow in May.
Hello.
I know that depending on context we sometimes say seasons with 'the' or without 'the', but I am nor sure about this one:
Spring was late last year and there was still snow in May.
Should we say 'Spring' or 'The spring' here? And why?
I know that depending on context we sometimes say seasons with 'the' or without 'the', but I am nor sure about this one:
Spring was late last year and there was still snow in May.
Should we say 'Spring' or 'The spring' here? And why?
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Use just 'Spring'. The definite article is optional in 'in (the) spring'.
- Use just 'Spring'.
- The definite article is optional in 'in (the) spring'.
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Use just 'Spring'.
The definite article is optional in 'in (the) spring'.
The definite article is optional in 'in (the) spring'.
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