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Anonymous Posted 3 years ago
Grammar

New year or new year’s

Which is correct?

1. Have you seen our New Year offers?

2. Have you seen out New Year’s offers?

It is not just for one day, meaning new year’s day.


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anonymous Which is correct? Neither. New Year's Day (note the capitalization) is a single day holiday (in the US where I am).

— Anonymous

  • anonymous Which is correct?
  • Neither.
  • New Year's Day (note the capitalization) is a single day holiday (in the US where I am).
  • It is often shortened to "New Year's", so that alone kills sentence 1.
  • It can only refer to the day, and that kills sentence 2 if it is supposed to mean that the offers extend beyond the day.
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anonymousWhich is correct?

Neither. New Year's Day (note the capitalization) is a single day holiday (in the US where I am). It is often shortened to "New Year's", so that alone kills sentence 1. It can only refer to the day, and that kills sentence 2 if it is supposed to mean that the offers extend beyond the day.

You want "Have you seen our offers f

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