Holiday czy vacation? Exercise 1 For each word/expression and their definition choose: British English, American English or both. holiday – period of time you spend off work, previously agreed upon between your employer and you British EnglishAmerican English Both vacation – period of time you spend off work, previously agreed upon between your employer and you British EnglishAmerican English Both a holiday – a day off work or school established by law British EnglishAmerican English Both a public holiday - a day off work or school established by law British EnglishAmerican English Both a bank holiday - a day off work or school established by law British EnglishAmerican English Both Exercise 2 Complete each gap with one word. I’m sorry, Tara is not here. Actually, she’s holiday. Can I take a message? You look so tanned! Where have you been? - I’ve just got back Spain. Good Friday is a holiday in England and Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland. Thanksgiving is a very important in the United States and Canada. Is 3 May a holiday in Poland? – Yes, it is. We’re on vacation in two weeks’ time. Przez Future Centre|2018-07-25T10:03:19+01:00Lipiec 24th, 2018|English for Business|Możliwość komentowania Holiday czy vacation? została wyłączona Podziel się ze znajomymi, udostępnij! FacebookTwitterLinkedInRedditGoogle+TumblrPinterestVkEmail Podobne wpisy The rise of the rich Kwiecień 12th, 2019 Demand for premium on the up Marzec 25th, 2019 Will EU greener norms lead to an electric car boom? Luty 20th, 2019 Discounts on the up Styczeń 23rd, 2019 Devouring more space Grudzień 17th, 2018 Small stores at risk amid Sunday trade ban Listopad 22nd, 2018 Being your own boss Październik 25th, 2018 A developed country, but how rich? Wrzesień 25th, 2018 Back to work Sierpień 22nd, 2018 Red phrases Czerwiec 26th, 2018
