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Hanka

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Hi,

could you please tell me whether the following sentence is correct:

The employee is entitled to a holiday of 4 weeks. (is the article correct or without article?)

Thanks a lot!

Hanka
 
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Batfink

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Hi,

could you please tell me whether the following sentence is correct:

The employee is entitled to a holiday of 4 weeks. (is the article correct or without article?)

Thanks a lot!

Hanka

It is okay, Hanka, but not very formal. I would write: "The employee is entitled to 4 weeks holiday leave".

'Leave' is the more formal term and as such there are expressions such as "holiday/maternal/paternal/sick leave".
 

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"The employee is entitled to a 4-week holiday."
 
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