Hello, I would appreciate if native speakers of English could help with the following question:
Are such sentences correct?:
How is your holiday? How are your holidays?
Such sentences are given as examples in one of my English students' books but I have read somewhere on the Internet that such sentences are not correct. Instead we should only say:
What is your holiday like? How are your holidays going?
The person stated that the word 'how' can only be used to ask about a person's health.
I would be greteful for your help. Thank you!
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: How is your holiday? How are your holidays? These are fine.
— Clive
: How is your holiday?
How are your holidays?
These are fine.
America, we say 'vacation'.
Such sentences are given as examples in one of my English students' books but I have read somewhere on the Internet that such sentences are not correct.
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