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| 1 | forum.wordreference.com | /threads/i-was-on-ho... | |
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I was on holiday/ I have been on holiday
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8 февр. 2011 г. — The present perfect tense (I have been) indicates that I went away on holiday while the simple "was" indicates only that I had time off work. |
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| 2 | textranch.com | /c/i-was-on-holidays... | |
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I was on holidays or I was in holidays?
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The correct phrase is " I was on holidays ." The preposition "on" is used to indicate that someone is taking a break or vacation. "I was in holidays" is not a ... |
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| 3 | italki.com | /en/post/question-32... | |
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In holiday or on holiday Hi could you please tell me the ...
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4 окт. 2015 г. — In British English we say ' on holiday '. This is the equivalent of the American 'on vacation'. It can either mean 'not at work', for example, 'Is Jack in the ... |
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| 4 | context.reverso.net | /translation/english... | |
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was on holiday - Translation into Russian - examples English
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You didn't know I was on holiday ! Вы не знали, что я был в отпуске! The DI was on holiday so I was running things ... |
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| 5 | usingenglish.com | /forum/threads/i-hav... | |
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I have been on holidays vs I was on holidays.
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27 сент. 2016 г. — They both mean more or less the same ; the difference lies in how they would be used in a context. By the way, while "holidays" is common usage, strictly ... |
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🆚What is the difference between "I was on holiday." and ...
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17 июл. 2020 г. — " I was on holiday" is a more normal phasing . We don't really say "I've been on holiday" in English because it implies a one-time event in the (distant) past. |
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| 9 | quora.com | /what-is-correct-on-... | |
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What is correct
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“On holiday” (singular) or “on holidays” (plural ) is the most common and generally correct way to express being away for a break, especially in ... |
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| 10 | ludwig.guru | /s/i+was+on+holidays | |
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I was on holidays - Grammar usage guide and real-world ...
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The phrase " I was on holidays " functions as a statement describing a past state of being, specifically indicating that the speaker was in a period of vacation . |
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| 11 | dictionary.cambridge.org | /grammar/british-gra... | |
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Holiday and holidays - Grammar - Cambridge Dictionary
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7 дней назад — Holiday as a singular noun commonly refers to a specific day or event |
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| 12 | english.stackexchange.com | /questions/306371/is... | |
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Is it “in” or “on the holidays”?
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14 февр. 2016 г. — Because the OP's sentence uses the plural noun form, holidays, and the choice is limited to at/in/on, I suggest that in is the most appropriate ... |
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