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Nataliya
'It often doesn’t rain in summer' OR 'It doesn’t often rain in summer'
how and why
16. Nov. 2015 17:57
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The first means: frequently, an entire summer has very little rain.
The second means: during the summer season, it seldom rains.
16. November 2015
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In your example, they are both possible, although the first to me suggests that you are talking about a series of summers, in which several have no rain at all, and the second is talking about a single typical summer, which would be mostly dry.
16. November 2015
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