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Holiday vs Holidays

Both "holiday" and "holidays" are correct, but they are used in different contexts. "Holiday" is used when referring to a single day off or a specific celebration, while "holidays" is used when talking about a period of time off, such as a vacation or a series of festive days.

Last updated: March 24, 2024

Holiday

This is correct when referring to a single day off or a specific celebration.

Use "holiday" when talking about a single day off or a specific celebration, such as Christmas Day or New Year's Day.

Examples:

  • I am going on holiday next week.
  • Christmas is a public holiday in many countries.

Alternatives:

  • vacation
  • day off
  • festivity
  • celebration

Holidays

This is correct when referring to a period of time off, such as a vacation or a series of festive days.

Use "holidays" when talking about a period of time off, such as summer holidays or national holidays.

Examples:

  • We are planning our holidays for next year.
  • During the holidays, many people travel to visit family.

Alternatives:

  • vacations
  • festive days
  • time off
  • break

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