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Son James Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
The weeks in the build up to the lunar new year's day???
Please look at the following sentence.
"Typically the weeks in the build up to "Tet"(the lunar new year's day) are when most people,particularly students and workers,return to their family homes in other provinces"
Is this sentence right in grammar? I feel that the words "the build up' is a little strange.
Thank you for your answer in advance.
"Typically the weeks in the build up to "Tet"(the lunar new year's day) are when most people,particularly students and workers,return to their family homes in other provinces"
Is this sentence right in grammar? I feel that the words "the build up' is a little strange.
Thank you for your answer in advance.
Top answer
It's grammatical Build up to something: To lead up to something.
- It's grammatical Build up to something: To lead up to something.
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