do you use articles before the seasons? like the winter? the fall?
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Unlike in languages such as French where articles are required, it isn't always necessary in English as the article is often implied.  Thus, it is acceptable to write both "I like winter" and "I like the winter."\n\nAs for "seasons," yes, use the article.
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i think it means " what are the months here for winter?  for spring? for summer? for fall?   and the next is " in argentina, what are the months for winter? for spring? for summer? for fall?... i hope this helps
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If you speak Russian (or another article-less language) as a first language, it can be very challenging to figure out when you do or don't need them!  Even between languages, there are many differences; in French, for instance, definite articles are used more than in English.\n\nIn general, singular nouns need an article.  If a noun is definite in meaning (refers to an item or items that are either clearly evident to speaker and hearer, or are given a specific identity within the sentence), you use "the".  However, there are so many exceptions that you have to learn some cases by trial and error.  To give examples of some specifics:\n\nThe people ate our food.  (There are some specific people who both the speaker and hearer can identify in some way.)\nPeople ate our food.  (Someone, but we don't know who.)\n\nThe people that we saw ate our food.  (Clarifies which people.)\nPeople that we say ate our food.  (It must have been people we saw, but we don't know which ones it may have been.)\n\nAs for your example:  "What is in the name?" as opposed to "What is in a name?"...  It's the same thing.  If the name you are talking about is clearly defined before you say the sentence or *in* the sentence, use "the".  If it is not, then use "a".\n\nThe easiest way to learn when to use them is to read lots of books and newpapers.  If you have any questions about whether it is correct with the, a/an, or no article, talk to an English speaker.
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Spring - March\nSummer - June\nFall - September\nWinter - December
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nope\n\nyesterday is used when you speak direct speech\n\nthe day before is used when speaking indirect/reported speech
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You have a few different answers. lol The proper way is to underline the title of the book. Short stories and articles are either italicized or in quotes.
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prefer autumn...leaves on the ground, a crisp feeling in the air, not damp or wet or dull or too hot, just perfect!
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Autumn, because of the richness of the colors. I love the oranges, reds, yellows, and browns of the leaves turning...the crunch of leaves on the grass...preparing for the holidays...the cooler weather. I'm a "cold weather lover", for sure. The autumn air is fresher, the skies are bluer, and it has good memories for me.
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articles for what? look in magazines or periodicals or newspapers or books on the subject matter
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It depends on what time of year it is and whether it is winter and summer.
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following articles may help you.
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Why don't you change your thesis to something simpler, like "Summer is definitely my favorite season." In the first part of the introduction, list and elaborate on all the things you listed above, like relaxation and friends. In this way, your introduction will do what it should: draw people in with the general and then lead them to the specific.
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Depends....In the summer or the winter?
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The Use and Non-Use of Articles\nAdvanced English Grammar Noun Phrases and their Nominal Components \nNoun Phrases and their Determiners
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winter equinox\ntomorrow
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The Months \n\nJanuary brings the snow;\nMakes our feet and fingers glow.\n\nFebruary brings the rain;\nThaws the frozen pond again.\n\nMarch brings the wind so cold and chill;\nDrives the cattle from the hill.\n\nApril brings us sun and showers,\nAnd the pretty wildwood flowers.\n\nMay brings grass and leafy trees,\nWaviang in each gentle breeze.\n\nJune brings roses, fresh and fair,\nAnd the cherries ripe and rare.\n\nJuly brings the greatest heat,\nCloudless skies and dusty street.\n\nAugust brings the golden grain;\nHarvest time is here again.\n\nMild September brings us more\nFruit and grain, for winter store.\n\nBrown October brings the last\nOf ripening gifts, from summer past.\n\nDull November brings the blast:\nDown from the trees the leaves fall fast.\n\nCold December ends the rhyme\nWith blazing fires and Christmas time.\n\n\nsome people say though for the December part:\n\nChill December brings the sleet\nBlazing fire and Christmas treat.\n\nI know its not exact, but could it help?
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I totally hate winter.  If its under 65 I am freezing.  I live in NE and It is always cold.  Snow is okay for Christmas and thats it.  I love spring, summer.  Fall is like winter to cold.  Summer is much to short