[Grammar] in winter 2009 / in the winter in 2009 / in 2009 winter

[uktous]

Hi,

Question:
Which sentence is correct?

Sentence1:
I worked at ABC co. Ltd. in winter 2009.
Sentence2:
I worked at ABC co. Ltd. in the winter in 2009.
Sentence3:
I worked at ABC co. Ltd. in 2009 winter.

Thanks

 

[White Hat]

Re: in winner 2009 / in the winner in 2009 / in 2009 winner

Can you give us some context? The word "winner" sounds a bit obscure. Do you mean to say "in the victorious year of 2009"?

 

[uktous]

Re: in winner 2009 / in the winner in 2009 / in 2009 winner

Can you give us some context? The word "winner" sounds a bit obscure. Do you mean to say "in the victorious year of 2009"?

sorry.

my mistake.

should be winter, not winner

 

[White Hat]

in the winter of 2009