The winters are getting colder. Is this sentence correct?
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There are various situations in which this sentence would be correct:
1. If you and your friend had been discussing winter in your country, you could say "winters are getting colder" (in our country).
2 If you were making a general statement about climate change, for example, you might say "winters are getting colder" (on the planet).
3 You could also say "compared to 20 years ago, the winters are getting colder in northern Europe".
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