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24 Sep 2015
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How do you say these sentences in your own words?:
" is tomorrow off (in school/ companies)?"
is tomorrow a holiday (for schools/ companies)?"
Actually I want to learn how to ask someone if tomorrow is off or not.
How do you say these sentences in your own words?:
" is tomorrow off (in school/ companies)?"
is tomorrow a holiday (for schools/ companies)?"
Actually I want to learn how to ask someone if tomorrow is off or not.
" is tomorrow off (in school/ companies)?"
is tomorrow a holiday (for schools/ companies)?"
Actually I want to learn how to ask someone if tomorrow is off or not.
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- English (US)
Are you off from school tomorrow? Are you off from work tomorrow?
Is tomorrow a holiday for schools? Is tomorrow a holiday at work?
You can say, "are we off tomorrow?" if you go to the same school or work at the same place. If you are only asking if they are off you would say, "are you off tomorrow?". They will know that you mean from school or work.
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Are you off from school tomorrow? Are you off from work tomorrow?
Is tomorrow a holiday for schools? Is tomorrow a holiday at work?
You can say, "are we off tomorrow?" if you go to the same school or work at the same place. If you are only asking if they are off you would say, "are you off tomorrow?". They will know that you mean from school or work.
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Thanks a lot for your quick and nice reply, jennigans! 👍💐💐
Can I simply ask:
" is tomorrow off?"
"Is tomorrow a holiday?"
Can I simply ask:
" is tomorrow off?"
"Is tomorrow a holiday?"
- English (US)
You can say, "is tomorrow a holiday?" Or "are you off tomorrow?". That would be the most natural.
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