There is still some time until (a particular season) passes/goes away/leaves.

[rituparnahoymoy]

There is still some time until (a particular season) passes/goes away/leaves.

Is my sentence correct?Can I use all of these three?

 

[DonnyB]

Any of them might work in a poetic or literary context, but in ordinary everyday English I think most people would say:
There is still some time until the end of (a particular season).

 

[rituparnahoymoy]

Any of them might work in a poetic or literary context, but in ordinary everyday English I think most people would say:
There is still some time until the end of (a particular season).

Thank you again. One more question related to this.

There is still some time to go until the end of a ( particular season)
There is still some time left until the end of a (partular season)

There is still a long time to go until the end of a (particular season)

There is still a long time left until the end of a (particular season)

Are all these accepted in standard English?