Please tell me the difference.
all year round
all year around
What is the difference between them?
Is the one not correct?
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Please tell me the difference.
all year round
all year around
What is the difference between them? All year round means that something occurs throughout the year. This is an idiomatic expression so it is used by convention (it can't be universally translated into other languages.)
Is the one not correct? Around is usually used to approximate a quantity/location, but I have never heard of 'all year around' used in the above context.
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Both are correct but most people will say "all year round" because it's easier.
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