Question

1339 1 She said she was going on holidays to France. She said she was going on [[holidays]] to France. 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 ✗ She said she was going on holiday to France. She said she was going on [[holiday]] to France. holidays | holiday

Idx	1339
Keyword	holiday
Sub Entry Number	1
Type of Sentence	✗
Error Sentence	She said she was going on holidays to France.
Correct Sentence	She said she was going on holiday to France.
Cloze Error Sentence	She said she was going on [[holidays]] to France.
Cloze Sentence	She said she was going on [[holiday]] to France.
Cloze Answer	holiday
Choices	holidays \| holiday
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 France Speakers Be/Go Holiday/S British English Return/Get