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  1. 09-Dec-2007, 00:20 #1
    joham
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    Default Christmas week, the Christmas week

    This sentence comes from Martin Hewings' ADVANCED GRAMMAR IN USE:
    National No-Smoking week starts on October 24th.

    Could we say 'the Christmas week/ the No-Smoking week'? Thank you.
  2. 09-Dec-2007, 01:37 #2
    Hi_there_Carl
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    Default Re: Christmas week, the Christmas week

    The correct way to say these would be: The week of Christmas and The National Non-Smoking week.
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