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Phrase: People say we’re going to have a good summer



 
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Phrase: People say we’re going to have a good summer Mon Aug 14, 2006 2:19 am  Phrase: People say we’re going to have a good summer
 

Dear teachers,

I have 3 sentences:

They say we’re going to have a good summer.
People say we’re going to have a good summer.
One says we’re going to have a good summer.

What is the diffrence in meaning btw: "they", "people", "one" in 3 sentences?Are they the same meaning?
Shoul I use "a hot summer" or only "hot summer"?Why?

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Phrase: People say we’re going to have a good summer Mon Aug 14, 2006 6:42 am  Phrase: People say we’re going to have a good summer
 

I think, the most common is they say
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Phrase: People say we’re going to have a good summer Mon Aug 14, 2006 13:17 pm  Phrase: People say we’re going to have a good summer
 

Dear Pamela,

Do you think:

They say we’re going to have a good summer.
People say we’re going to have a good summer.

have same meaning?
Shoul I use "a hot summer" or only "hot summer"?Why?

Best regards
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Phrase: People say we’re going to have a good summer Mon Aug 14, 2006 15:54 pm  Phrase: People say we’re going to have a good summer
 

Hi, Tung Quoc
Quote:
They say we’re going to have a good summer.
People say we’re going to have a good summer.
have same meaning?

Yes

They say we’re going to have a hot summer.

p.s.Sorry, Tung Quoc, I took you for Van Khanh at first Embarassed
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