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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
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You don't need to attend school during your summer vacation?
NO 80
I'd be happy if someone would answer my question. Thanks in advance.
Q1 Which is correct A or B? (Sorry, no context.)
A: Did you enjoy your summer vacation?
B: Did you enjoy the summer vacation?
Q2 Which is correct A or B? (Sorry, no context.)
A: You don't need to attend school during your summer vacation?
B: You don't need to attend school during the summer vacation?
I'd be happy if someone would answer my question. Thanks in advance.
Q1 Which is correct A or B? (Sorry, no context.)
A: Did you enjoy your summer vacation?
B: Did you enjoy the summer vacation?
Q2 Which is correct A or B? (Sorry, no context.)
A: You don't need to attend school during your summer vacation?
B: You don't need to attend school during the summer vacation?
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In both cases, my first choice would be "your" because you're talking about YOUR vacation. But "the vacation period" is also a legitimate way to look at the situation.
- In both cases, my first choice would be "your" because you're talking about YOUR vacation.
- But "the vacation period" is also a legitimate way to look at the situation.
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In both cases, my first choice would be "your" because you're talking about YOUR vacation. But "the vacation period" is also a legitimate way to look at the situation.
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