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- 13-Dec-2006, 00:30 #1
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vacation Hi,
which one is correct? Good luck and nice vacation!
Good luck and have a nice vacation!
Neither of them? in this case, which is the correct form?
- 13-Dec-2006, 01:32 #2
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Re: vacation The second is the full version, but I see nothing wrong with the shorter version. I wouldn't write it formally, though.
- 13-Dec-2006, 18:10 #3
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Teacher Re: vacation Context may clear any confusion, but "nice vacation" is not clearly a wish for someone else.
Originally Posted by ieasy 
Hi,
which one is correct? Good luck and nice vacation!
Good luck and have a nice vacation!
Neither of them? in this case, which is the correct form?
For example, if I say "nice day" it sounds more like a comment on the day than a wish for someone to have a nice day.
- 14-Dec-2006, 02:21 #4
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Teacher Re: vacation Mind you, if you're sitting in a poolside bar sipping a caiparinha...
- 14-Dec-2006, 07:49 #5
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Teacher Re: vacation Context is everything. Can I get you something from the bar? Originally Posted by Tdol Mind you, if you're sitting in a poolside bar sipping a caiparinha...
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