“in summer” or “on summer”, which one is appropriate?
“in summer” or “on summer”, which one is appropriate?
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When the full phrase is used, “not in summer”, it is a type of negative, which requires the word “not” in front of the subject. On the other hand, “on summer” is a type of prepositional phrase, which does not require “not”. For example:
In the above examples, the term “I don’t like summer” is a type of negative, which requires “do not” in front of the subject “I”.