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Discover Ludwig"on a summer" is not a grammatically correct phrase in written English.
The preposition "on" is usually used to refer to a specific day or date, not a season. In this case, it would be more appropriate to use "in the summer." Example: "I always go to the beach in the summer."
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The accident occurred on a summer day in 2003 in central eastern Taiwan.
A decade ago, its inclusion on a summer drinks menu would have been an oddity.
It took place on a summer afternoon sometime around 1975.
The city demands 5,600 megawatts on a summer day.
Their gossamer dresses reminded one of Ranelagh on a summer afternoon.
As one would expect, the park setting on a summer night enhances the theatrical experience nicely.
Here she reports on a summer friendship.
Thinking of aging, on a summer day.
Tuscany on a summer day.
THREE a.m. on a summer Friday here.
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It all changes on a summer weekend.
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