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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

To have or take a day off

Would you please let me know which one is correct:

We have agreed for you to take a full day off on 1/1/2015 or

We have agreed for you to have a full day off on 1/1/2015
  

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Both are OK. The first is better in my opinion. I would say neither of these.

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  • Both are OK.
  • The first is better in my opinion.
  • I would say neither of these.
  • Instead, I would say: We have agreed that you can take a full day off on 1/1/2015.
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Both are OK. The first is better in my opinion. I would say neither of these.
Instead, I would say:

We have agreed that you can take a full day off on 1/1/2015.
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