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Meantolearn Posted 21 years ago
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freebie
freebie hotel/flight/holiday
1. freebie hotel -- does it mean that you live in a hotel and pay nothing?
2. freebie flight -- does it mean that you take a flight to somewhere and pay nothing?
3. What is 'freebie holiday'?
4. Is 'freebie + Noun' a common usage in English?
1. freebie hotel -- does it mean that you live in a hotel and pay nothing?
2. freebie flight -- does it mean that you take a flight to somewhere and pay nothing?
3. What is 'freebie holiday'?
4. Is 'freebie + Noun' a common usage in English?
Top answer
Hi, Your interpretation seems fine to me. A 'freebie holiday' just sounds like a free holiday where you pay nothing. Is 'freebie + Noun' a common usage in English?
- Hi, Your interpretation seems fine to me.
- A 'freebie holiday' just sounds like a free holiday where you pay nothing.
- Is 'freebie + Noun' a common usage in English?
- Personally, I don't remember hearing this.
- I'd say the normal expression is 'a free hotel/flight/holiday'.
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Hi,
Your interpretation seems fine to me. A 'freebie holiday' just sounds like a free holiday where you pay nothing.
Is 'freebie + Noun' a common usage in English?
Personally, I don't remember hearing this. I'd say the normal expression is 'a free hotel/flight/holiday'.
Don't forget that 'freebie' is slang, so avoid it in your form
Your interpretation seems fine to me. A 'freebie holiday' just sounds like a free holiday where you pay nothing.
Is 'freebie + Noun' a common usage in English?
Personally, I don't remember hearing this. I'd say the normal expression is 'a free hotel/flight/holiday'.
Don't forget that 'freebie' is slang, so avoid it in your form
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