Rachel Adams
Key Member
- Joined
- Nov 4, 2018
- Member Type
- Student or Learner
- Native Language
- Russian
- Home Country
- Georgia
- Current Location
- Georgia
If I am talking about the event that takes place every year, should I use "the traditional event" or "a traditional event"?
I am talking about the school as a general location. If the event takes place inside the school would it be better to say "in"? As far as I know, native speakers use "in" only if it is important to specify the inside location. Isn't "in the year" unidiomatic?
"Today is the most interesting event in/of the year. It's the/a traditional sports event in our school. Anna is sure she will get the first place."
I am talking about the school as a general location. If the event takes place inside the school would it be better to say "in"? As far as I know, native speakers use "in" only if it is important to specify the inside location. Isn't "in the year" unidiomatic?
"Today is the most interesting event in/of the year. It's the/a traditional sports event in our school. Anna is sure she will get the first place."