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MUSCOVITE Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

which is the right preposition here?

Hi,

A. Where are you going on vacation/holiday this year?
B. Where are you going for vacation/holiday this year?

(1) Is the sentence B correct grammar?
(2) If both versions are OK, is there any difference (in meaning) between them?

Thank you!

mus-te
  

Top answer

You can use either. No difference in meaning. But you will need an a before holiday if you choose "for".

— Ivanhr

  • You can use either.
  • No difference in meaning.
  • But you will need an a before holiday if you choose "for".
  • going for a holiday
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You can use either. No difference in meaning. But you will need an a before holiday if you choose "for".
going for a holiday
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