Let's learn a new idiom. There is a quote: 'But there is one thing I know in my ______.' It means to have a strong feeling about something.

My friend is visiting me over spring break or My friend is visiting me over the spring break. I just heard a Youtuber say "over spring break" without an article. Is the article "the" completely unnecessary in this case?

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#IELTS #Speaking Practice - Question - Describe a place you visited that was full of people? - Example Answer - Let's see... ...Well when I went to Japan, I visited Asakusa in Tokyo. There's a famous, tall Buddhist temple called Senso-Ji and a long path leading towards it. And all along it there are many trinket shops and places selling Japanese snacks. There are many locals and tourists in this area - it can definitely be a bit of a squeeze getting through everybody, because the main path is quite narrow. And that was in January! I can only imagine what it's like in the spring and summer when there is an influx of tourists! 😣 How might you answer this question? 🤔 ( trinket = a small item of little value, influx = an increase of something or people )

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