What does this 'in the summer' mean?
'We used to have a lovely "do" in the summer. Like a holiday camp it was, endless teas and lectures and displays of magic all afternoon.'

Does the first sentence refer to more than one summer, or to a specific one?

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What does this 'in the summer' mean?
'We used to have a lovely "do" in the summer. Like a holiday camp it was, endless teas and lectures and displays of magic all afternoon.'

Does the first sentence refer to more than one summer, or to a specific one?

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it means every summer. . so yes, more than one summer :)

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Thanks! :D

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more than one refers to the verb which expresses habit "used to"... and it must be "in summer", not "in the summer"

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