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Discover LudwigThe phrase "assistant for two summers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who has worked as an assistant during two summer seasons.
Example: "During my college years, I worked as an assistant for two summers at a local camp, helping to organize activities for the children."
Alternatives: "a summer assistant for two years" or "assistant during two summer seasons".
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Mr. Penn's graphic talent impressed Brodovitch, and he chose him to be his unpaid assistant for two summers at the magazine.
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For two summers, aerial survey planes buzzed overhead.
For two summers he put in six hours almost every weekday, sometimes until the park closed.
For two summers she cooked in that remote and isolated gold mining camp.
Penn assisted in a summer research program for six summers while he studied at UCSF.
For five summers, she'd invited him.
NICHOLS -- I came to the School of American Ballet for three summers.
I did this for three summers in the late 1980s.
"I've been playing competitively for six years during school and for five summers in A.A.U.
Budenholzer has been Popovich's top assistant for six years.
Schembechler was Hayes's assistant for five years.
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