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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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Hi,

Please check my sentences.

1)I liked everything in Scotland but Edinburgh HAS/ MUST be one of the loveliest places on the planet Earth.

2) It is a nice place to spend time in during holidays.

Thank you!
  

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Please check my sentences. 1)I liked everything in Scotland , but Edinburgh HAS to / MUST be one of the loveliest places on the planet Earth. 2) It is a nice place to spend time in during (eg) the / your holidays.

— Clive

  • Please check my sentences.
  • 1)I liked everything in Scotland , but Edinburgh HAS to / MUST be one of the loveliest places on the planet Earth.
  • 2) It is a nice place to spend time in during (eg) the / your holidays.
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Please check my sentences.

1)I liked everything in Scotland, but Edinburgh HAS to / MUST be one of the loveliest places on the planet Earth.

2) It is a nice place to spend time in during (eg) the / your holidays.
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2) Do I have to use THE / YOUR before the word "HOLIDAYS"?
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Not if you mean holidays in general. In view of your first sentence, I didn't think you were speaking in general.

if speaking generally,. it's a bit more idiomatic to say 'a holiday'.

Clive
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