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PreciousJones Posted 14 years ago
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I will be traveling again for the summer. And

I will be traveling again on/for spring break.

Which is correct? Thanks!
  

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You might have a specific reason to use "for", depending on the context, but the usual phrasing has "in": I will be traveling in the summer. And "on" goes with "break": I will be traveling again on spring break. ___________ "for" might be for the case when you want to say "as something [to do / to keep me occupied / to fill the time] during".

— CalifJim

  • You might have a specific reason to use "for", depending on the context, but the usual phrasing has "in": I will be traveling in the summer.
  • And "on" goes with "break": I will be traveling again on spring break.
  • ___________ "for" might be for the case when you want to say "as something [to do / to keep me occupied / to fill the time] during".
  • A typical use might be What are you doing for Christmas ?
  • Sentences like What would you like for dessert?
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You might have a specific reason to use "for", depending on the context, but the usual phrasing has "in":

I will be traveling in the summer.

And "on" goes with "break":

I will be traveling again on spring break.
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"for" might be for the case when you want to say "as something [to do / to keep me occupied / to fill the time] during". A typic
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CalifJimYou might have a specific reason to use "for", depending on the context, but the usual phrasing has "in":I will be traveling in the summer.And "on" goes with "break":I will be traveling again on spring break._________"for" might be for the case when you want to say "as something [to do / to keep me occupied / to fill the time] during". A typical use might b
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PreciousJonesAre both useable?
Yes.

CJ
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