Summer or the summer
Would you answer my question?
Which of the two is correct? If both are correct, which is common?
A: Summer is the hottest season of the year.
B: The summer is the hottest season of the year.
I meant both sentences to be general ones, not particular ones.
Top answer
I always use A, and that's what I recommend for a general reference. it that begin with "Summer is". There are very many fewer that begin with "The summer is", and those are not general references for the most part.
- I always use A, and that's what I recommend for a general reference.
- it that begin with "Summer is".
- There are very many fewer that begin with "The summer is", and those are not general references for the most part.
- CJ
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I always use A, and that's what I recommend for a general reference.
There are more than a thousand sentences in fraze.it that begin with "Summer is". There are very many fewer that begin with "The summer is", and those are not general references for the most part.
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