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Hly2004 Posted 20 years ago
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Jack is having a day off.
a)Jack will have a day off.
b)Jack is on a day off.
Which one is correct?
Thank you in advance!
a)Jack will have a day off.
b)Jack is on a day off.
Which one is correct?
Thank you in advance!
Top answer
Without any complement, it's b); he's enjoying (I hope) a day off. If you add a complement, e. g.
- Without any complement, it's b); he's enjoying (I hope) a day off.
- If you add a complement, e.
- g.
- "He's having a day off next week", it's a).
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Without any complement, it's b); he's enjoying (I hope) a day off.
If you add a complement, e. g. "He's having a day off next week", it's a).
If you add a complement, e. g. "He's having a day off next week", it's a).
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