Vacation

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sunsailHello,

what one is correct?

I go to my vacation in Spain.
I go for my vacation in Spain.

Thanks

To me ""for" is possible. But I'd say - on my vacation. Let's wait for natives' opinion.

Neither would be common in the US, but both are grammatically correct.

I'm going to Spain for my vacation.

I'm going on vacation in Spain.

I'm taking a / my vacation in Spain.

I'm going to Spain on vacation.

Hello,

"but both are grammatically correct." You tell that I can say " I go to my vacation" I can use vacation with "to" preposition?

Thanks

sunsail I can say " I go to my vacation" I can use vacation with "to" preposition?

You'd be clearly understood, but we might suspect that English was not your native language.

With "to go" we'd more likely use the present continuous tense:
I'm going to bed.
I'm going to my job.
I'm going on vacation.
OR I'm leaving

Hello
You are right it's not my native language .That's why I m trying to understand in details.
Thanks again