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Anonymous Posted 6 years ago
Grammar

Summer / summers / the summer

Would you answer my question? A: We like summer better than winter.B: We like summers better than winters.C: We like the summer better than the winter. Are A, B and C all correct sentences if the context is appropriate? I think B and C are the same in meaning but a slightly different from A. Am I right?
  

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To my ear all three carry exactly the same meaning. CJ

— CalifJim

  • To my ear all three carry exactly the same meaning.
  • CJ
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To my ear all three carry exactly the same meaning.

CJ

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