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Koji from Japan Posted 5 years ago
Grammar
Holiday
Can ‘holiday’ mean not only one day but more than two days?
I find both (A) and (B) on the Internet.
(A) (The restaurant is open) during the Christmas holiday.
(B) (The restaurant is open) during the Christmas holidays.
Is one better than the other? Are there any differences between (A) and (B)?
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Koji from Japan Can ‘holiday’ mean not only one day but more than two days? Yes, as in your examples. Koji from Japan Is one better than the other?
- Koji from Japan Can ‘holiday’ mean not only one day but more than two days?
- Yes, as in your examples.
- Koji from Japan Is one better than the other?
- No.
- However, I prefer 'holidays'.
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Koji from JapanCan ‘holiday’ mean not only one day but more than two days?
Yes, as in your examples.
Koji from JapanIs one better than the other?
No. However, I prefer 'holidays'. Speakers of British English may have a different preference.
Koji from JapanAre there any differences betw
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