Question

1340 1 I've just got back from holidays. I've just got back from [[holidays]]. holiday Speakers of British English use (be/go) on holiday, (return/get back) from holiday (WITHOUT -s ): 'I met her while I was on holiday in Switzerland.' 'We're supposed to be going on holiday with them.'The plural form holidays is usually used with the/my/your etc: 'Where are you going for your holiday/s this year?' 'During the long summer holiday/s some students get a part-time job.'Speakers of American Engish use (be/go) on vacation etc.

Accepted Answer

holiday ✗ I've just got back from holiday. I've just got back from [[holiday]]. holiday | holidays

Idx	1340
Keyword	holiday
Sub Entry Number	1
Type of Sentence	✗
Error Sentence	I've just got back from holidays.
Correct Sentence	I've just got back from holiday.
Cloze Error Sentence	I've just got back from [[holidays]].
Cloze Sentence	I've just got back from [[holiday]].
Cloze Answer	holiday
Choices	holiday \| holidays
Explanation	Speakers of British English use (be/go) on holiday, (return/get back) from holiday (WITHOUT -s ): 'I met her while I was on holiday in Switzerland.' 'We're supposed to be going on holiday with them.' The plural form holidays is usually used with the/my/your etc: 'Where are you going for your holiday/s this year?' 'During the long summer holiday/s some students get a part-time job.' Speakers of American Engish use (be/go) on vacation etc.

Holiday Back Speakers Be/Go Holiday/S British English Return/Get