This lesson states you use either en or l' ; but it does not provide any rules for usage.
Are they interchangable? Can I use either to say "In winter, I go skiing."
En hiver, je vais skier.
L'hiver, je vais skier.
When do you use en vs the definite article?
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When do you use en vs the definite article?
This question relates to:French lesson "En/l'/au with seasons (French Articles and Prepositions)"
Asked 5 years ago
Yes, they are interchangable. Can't think of an example where they wouldn't be.
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When do you use en vs the definite article?
This lesson states you use either en or l' ; but it does not provide any rules for usage.
Are they interchangable? Can I use either to say "In winter, I go skiing."
En hiver, je vais skier.
L'hiver, je vais skier.
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