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Vincent Teo Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Teacher's day
Can I say,
(a) My school organised / held Teachers Day celebration.
(b) We sang a Teacher Day song to teachers.
(a) My school organised / held Teachers Day celebration.
(b) We sang a Teacher Day song to teachers.
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a) Either "organised" or "held" would be correct here. To be specific- to say "organised" would indicate the arrangements made for the event, and to say "held" would indicate the actual event happening. Also- again, if you are speaking/writing among American english users, the word would be spelled "organi z ed," whereas your spelling is correct for British English.
- a) Either "organised" or "held" would be correct here.
- To be specific- to say "organised" would indicate the arrangements made for the event, and to say "held" would indicate the actual event happening.
- Also- again, if you are speaking/writing among American english users, the word would be spelled "organi z ed," whereas your spelling is correct for British English.
- One other thing is simply that in this case the event would be "Teacher s' Day celebration," or "Teacher 's Day celebration" but should absolutely include the apostrophe.
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a) Either "organised" or "held" would be correct here. To be specific- to say "organised" would indicate the arrangements made for the event, and to say "held" would indicate the actual event happening. Also- again, if you are speaking/writing among American english users, the word would be spelled "organized," whereas your spelling is correct for British Englis
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