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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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Assuming that 15th and 17th are public holidays and you don't have to go to school or work. My question, is there a name for the 16th (not Saturday or Sunday)? And if someone don't go to work or school starting on the 15th until the following week (where there is no holiday), what is this called?

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AnonymousAssuming that 15th and 17th
Assuming that the 15th and 17th
AnonymousAnd if someone don't go
And if someone doesn't go
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Let's assume that I am speaking on Monday the 13th.

Assuming that 15th and 17th are public holidays and you don't have to go to school or work. My question, is there a name for the 16th (not Saturday or Sunday)? No. I'd just call it
eg the day between the holidays
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