Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
On or during Christmas?
Hi. Please help. Are these correct? Thank you in advance.
1. Let's spend time together on Christmas.
2. Let's spend time together during Christmas.
How about these? Are these correct?
1. Let's spend time together on Thanksgiving Day.
2. Let's spend time together during Thanksgiving Day.
1. Let's spend time together on Christmas.
2. Let's spend time together during Christmas.
How about these? Are these correct?
1. Let's spend time together on Thanksgiving Day.
2. Let's spend time together during Thanksgiving Day.
Top answer
1. -- For a part of that day. 2.
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1. Let's spend time together on Christmas.-- For a part of that day.
2. Let's spend time together during Christmas. - Sometime during the Christmas holidays
1. Let's spend time together on Thanksgiving Day.-- Most or all that day
2. Let's spend time together during Thanksgiving Day.-- For a p
2. Let's spend time together during Christmas. - Sometime during the Christmas holidays
1. Let's spend time together on Thanksgiving Day.-- Most or all that day
2. Let's spend time together during Thanksgiving Day.-- For a p
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British English speakers say at Christmas - not on.
'...during' is OK too.
Rover
'...during' is OK too.
Rover
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Hi,
With 'on', I'd say
Let's spend time together on Christmas Day.
Clive
With 'on', I'd say
Let's spend time together on Christmas Day.
Clive
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