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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
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Vacation time
Hi!
Please, if a group want to spend their vacation together, but they don't want to book it through a travel agency, I mean they don' want to have a package vacation, is it correct to say that they'll opt for a do-it-yourself vacation?
By the way is it correct to say a group want? Because I'm taking into consideration each one of its members.
Thank you,
Ariel
Please, if a group want to spend their vacation together, but they don't want to book it through a travel agency, I mean they don' want to have a package vacation, is it correct to say that they'll opt for a do-it-yourself vacation?
By the way is it correct to say a group want? Because I'm taking into consideration each one of its members.
Thank you,
Ariel
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A "do-it-yourself vacation" isn't bad... maybe "self-planned vacation" would be better. No, a group wants (plural).
- A "do-it-yourself vacation" isn't bad...
- maybe "self-planned vacation" would be better.
- No, a group wants (plural).
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A "do-it-yourself vacation" isn't bad... maybe "self-planned vacation" would be better.
No, a group wants (plural). To express the individual desires of each member, it would be better to say, "the members of the group want."
No, a group wants (plural). To express the individual desires of each member, it would be better to say, "the members of the group want."
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