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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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I am taking a holiday off work...

Hello,

Could you correct the sentences below?

I am taking a holiday off work

I am taking a holiday off my work

I am taking a holiday off the work

I am taking a holiday off my studies/the studies/studies.

Is it possible to omit the 'a'?

Thank you.
  

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Hi Mikka Could you correct the sentences below? I am taking (some) time off work. I am taking a holiday from my work.

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  • Hi Mikka Could you correct the sentences below?
  • I am taking (some) time off work.
  • I am taking a holiday from my work.
  • I am taking a holiday from my studies.
  • Here is another expression: I am taking ten days' vacation (next week / next month) from work.
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Hi Mikka

Could you correct the sentences below?

I am taking (some) time off work.
I am taking a holiday from my work.
I am taking a holiday from my studies.

Here is another expression:

I am taking ten days' vacation (next week / next month) from work.

Is it possible to omit the 'a'? Not before holiday
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