......... are open-toed shoes that are usually worn in the summer. (*) Sandals (*) Boots (*) Moccasins (*) Flip flops
Sandals are open-toed shoes that are usually worn in the summer.
Iād like to elaborate a little bit. Sandals and flip-flops really mean the same thing in some contexts. Flip-flops is sort of slang for sandals. Flip-flops are basically named after the sound they make. āFlip-Flopā with every step.
Hi, do you remember āstrong backgroundā? Hahahaā¦
But this sentence is wrongā¦ Remove āTheā before summer
No, the phrase āin the summerā is perfect English.
What are you trying to accomplish by posting screenshots?
I read that in the summer is used for particular summer and for typical summer we use in summer
In summer refers to the season in general. In the summer may also do so, but it can also refer to a particular summer. So, the sentence is perfectly correct as @Alan wrote it.
Whatās the problem then? You cannot expect everyone to adore American English as much as you do, right?
Heās merely trying to prove that he has a point. And I agree with him. 
Your answer was correct, but let me tell you: too many years in Germany and too much āSauerkrautā can really make a person sour. 
Ok i got your point but what will be your answer if you have to choose either of these twoā¦ (In summer or in the summer)
As i have got this question in a competitive exam.
Hi Amit_Kumar,
Exactly as pointed out by Alan. Reread that screenshot message. I donāt think it necessary for me to explain it to you again. Alanās explanation is very good.
