Some frogs naturally freeze solid in winter, then thaw and hop away in the spring ... Scientists believe these frogs hold the secret for safer organ transplants.
Are "in winter" and "in the winter" interchangeable and synonymous? Thanks.
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Some frogs naturally freeze solid in winter, then thaw and hop away in the spring ... Scientists believe these frogs hold the secret for safer organ transplants.
Are "in winter" and "in the winter" interchangeable and synonymous? Thanks.
Yes, they are.;-)Quote:
Originally Posted by angliholic
Remember, however, that in the case below you are meant to use the:Quote:
Originally Posted by angliholic
In the winter of 1989, I almost got frozen to death...
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