New Year/Year's addresses
Suppose it is the first day of New Year, and some people are going to give a speech at a function.
Do we say:
There will be New Year addresses OR
There will be New Year's addresses?
Thanks!
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tamguatlay Suppose it is the first day of New Year, and some people are going to give a speech at a function. " In the English-speaking world, the celebration of the new year lasts only one day (well, one and a bit if you count New Year's Eve). " tamguatlay There will be New Year's addresses?
- tamguatlay Suppose it is the first day of New Year, and some people are going to give a speech at a function.
- " In the English-speaking world, the celebration of the new year lasts only one day (well, one and a bit if you count New Year's Eve).
- " tamguatlay There will be New Year's addresses?
- This one.
- "New Year's" is a common short form of "New Year's Day".
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tamguatlaySuppose it is the first day of New Year, and some people are going to give a speech at a function.
"Suppose it is the first day of the new year …." In the English-speaking world, the celebration of the new year lasts only one day (well, one and a bit if you count New Year's Eve). The holiday is New Year's Day, spelled thus, so you question
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