Hi everybody, welcome back to Ask Alicia, the weekly series where you ask me questions and I answer them.

Maybe. Let's get to your first question this week. First question this week comes from Sony Kosia. Hi, Sony, or Sunny, I hope I said your name correctly.

Sony asks, what's the difference between earphones and headphones? Oh, the answer is in the name. So earphones go inside your ear.

So they're very small things that sit right inside your ear.

Headphones, on the other hand, go over the top of your head

and cover your ear.

So yes, technically, headphones cover your ears.

But headphones go over the top of your head

and cover your ears. So they're much bigger

like this. You might see these in like a recording studio or maybe somebody who really likes

headphone fashion as a big pair of these. But earphones are the small ones that go inside your

ears. So now when you want to be super specific the next time you are shopping online, you can

make sure that you search

for the correct term. So that's the difference between earphones and headphones for everybody

watching. Great. Okay, let's go on to our next question. Next question comes from A.K.M.

Typhor Hassan. Hi, should I call you Tyfer? Thanks for sending your question. Tyfer asks,

is there any rule relating to the definite article

usage before a season's name?

Is it the summer or only summer?

If it's only summer, then is there any rule like the plus the

season's name plus the season?

For example, the summer season, or is there any kind of exception?

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