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Mehrdad
Is there any difference between in the winter and in winter
I have heard that they are exactly the same but for me it is not true
In the winter refers to a particular winter
and in winter it is general
Am I correct?
2019년 6월 27일 오전 8:25
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"It snows here in winter." This means that it snows here every winter.
"It snowed here in the winter." It doesn't snow here every winter but it did this time.
I suspect that in Amercian English you can say 'It snows here in the winter' and it would mean the same thing as 'it snows here in winter.'
2019년 6월 27일
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