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"There is no Christmas holiday in Japan. "
"There are no Christmas holidays in Japan."
Which sentence is correct? Please teach me. Thank you.
soa natural?
"There are no Christmas holidays in Japan."
Which sentence is correct? Please teach me. Thank you.
soa natural?
- Inglês (EUA)
Natural
Both are technically correct. I would personally use "There are no Christmas holidays in Japan" because here in the US we have technically 2 Christmas holidays: Christmas Eve and Christmas Day.
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- Inglês (EUA)
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Both are technically correct. I would personally use "There are no Christmas holidays in Japan" because here in the US we have technically 2 Christmas holidays: Christmas Eve and Christmas Day.
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