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Gene93 Posted 8 years ago
Grammar

To visit/see someone in spring

Hello everyone,

Is it okay to say: "We had a great time, and I can't wait to visit/see them again in spring"? I recall being told that there was something wrong with the "in spring" part of the sentence. In spring is not very specific, but I don't know if that's the problem.


Thank you.

  

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If you are talking about next year, say in the Spring , not in Spring .

— Clive

  • If you are talking about next year, say in the Spring , not in Spring .
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If you are talking about next year, say in the Spring, not in Spring.

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Here is an American who agrees with Clive. I don't dare try to explain it. It just sounds right, and the other sounds wrong. Sometimes that's all we have to go on in English.

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