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I hope you have wonderful holiday vs I hope you have good holiday

Both phrases are almost correct, but they need a small adjustment to be grammatically accurate. The correct phrase is 'I hope you have a wonderful holiday' or 'I hope you have a good holiday.' The key difference is the inclusion of the article 'a' before 'wonderful' or 'good.'

Last updated: March 26, 2024 • 1694 views

I hope you have wonderful holiday

This phrase is incorrect because it is missing the article 'a' before 'wonderful.'

The correct phrase should be 'I hope you have a wonderful holiday.' The article 'a' is necessary before the adjective 'wonderful' to make the sentence grammatically correct.
  • You have wonderful parents, Emma.
  • You have wonderful way with words really.
  • They must have wanted you because you have wonderful skills in music.
  • You have wonderful daughters, Jacks.
  • You have wonderful partnerships at local level and achieve unbelievably good results, very often from a tiny catalytic contribution coming from the Structural Funds.
  • Samantha, you have wonderful references, you're charming, you're accomplished...
  • I hope you'll be like me.
  • I hope you didn't come for a second dinner.
  • I hope you like entitled millionaires.
  • I hope you kept your passports.
  • I hope you brought your checkbook.
  • And I hope you can forgive my inappropriateness.
  • I hope you don't mind.
  • I hope you boys like beans.
  • -I hope you received the recorder.
  • - I hope you like peppers.
  • I hope you really enjoy your new blender.
  • I hope you brought your toothbrushes.
  • I hope you won't take Christian too seriously.
  • Governor, I hope you were entertained.

Alternatives:

  • I hope you have a wonderful holiday
  • I hope you have an amazing holiday
  • I hope you have a fantastic holiday
  • I hope you have a splendid holiday
  • I hope you have a terrific holiday

I hope you have good holiday

This phrase is incorrect because it is missing the article 'a' before 'good.'

The correct phrase should be 'I hope you have a good holiday.' The article 'a' is necessary before the adjective 'good' to make the sentence grammatically correct.
  • Hope you have a good holiday.
  • I hope you have good insurance.
  • I hope you have good news, Commander.
  • I hope you have good reason for daring to disrupt this important ceremony.
  • - I hope you guys have good news for him.
  • Justin, I hope you have good luck... and find nothing, because if you're right, and these unfortunate deaths are indeed the work of a vampire... who knows who will be its next helpless victim?
  • You have good instincts about these things?
  • Tell me you have good news about our weed supply.
  • Looks like you have good taste in women.
  • Mrs. Vogel says that you have good grades.
  • That you have good reason to be concerned.
  • Tell me that you have good news.
  • I must say you have good taste in men.
  • You know, Mildred, sometimes I wonder if you have good sense.
  • It means that you have good hearing.
  • Charlotte king says. you have good hands.
  • Mr. Appleby, you have good people.
  • Damien says you have good news.
  • Which means you have good taste.
  • I see that you have good lungs.

Alternatives:

  • I hope you have a good holiday
  • I hope you have a great holiday
  • I hope you have a fantastic holiday
  • I hope you have a wonderful holiday
  • I hope you have an amazing holiday

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