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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Which is correct?
I know the following sentences are correct.
"Father's Day is a special occasion."
"Mother's Day is a special occasion."
However, if I want to combine both "Father's Day" and "Mother's Day" in one sentence, what sentenct should be correct?
1) Father's and Mother's Days are special occasions.
2) Father's and Mother's Day is a special occasion.
Or, either one above is incorrect?
Thanks.
"Father's Day is a special occasion."
"Mother's Day is a special occasion."
However, if I want to combine both "Father's Day" and "Mother's Day" in one sentence, what sentenct should be correct?
1) Father's and Mother's Days are special occasions.
2) Father's and Mother's Day is a special occasion.
Or, either one above is incorrect?
Thanks.
Top answer
Both sound odd. You need to keep each name complete and separate. eg Father's Day and Mother's Day are special occasions.
- Both sound odd.
- You need to keep each name complete and separate.
- eg Father's Day and Mother's Day are special occasions.
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Both sound odd. You need to keep each name complete and separate.
eg Father's Day and Mother's Day are special occasions.
eg Father's Day and Mother's Day are special occasions.
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