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Vincent Teo Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
on children day
Can I say,
(a) They are celebrating on (the) children day.
(b) They are celebrating a party on Children Day / Children day.
(a) They are celebrating on (the) children day.
(b) They are celebrating a party on Children Day / Children day.
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If Children's Day is a national holiday in your country, the you can say: They are celebrating Children's Day by having a party. They are having a party to celebrate Children's Day.
- If Children's Day is a national holiday in your country, the you can say: They are celebrating Children's Day by having a party.
- They are having a party to celebrate Children's Day.
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If Children's Day is a national holiday in your country, the you can say:
They are celebrating Children's Day by having a party.
They are having a party to celebrate Children's Day.
They are celebrating Children's Day by having a party.
They are having a party to celebrate Children's Day.
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