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Difference between went off and went on Fri Aug 19, 2005 0:09 am  Difference between went off and went on
 

Test No. incompl/elem-12 "We went on holiday", question 7

This summer we went ......... holiday to Greece.

(a) on
(b) off
(c) in
(d) by

Test No. incompl/elem-12 "We went on holiday", answer 7

This summer we went on holiday to Greece.

Correct answer: (a) on

Your answer was: incorrect
This summer we went off holiday to Greece.
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what is the difference between went off and went on? can you explain me, please? Thanks.

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Difference between went off and went on Fri Aug 19, 2005 5:31 am  Difference between went off and went on
 

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It is idiomatic, Guest-- to go on holiday/vacation. In order to use off, you would have to employ another phrasal verb: we are going off on holiday next week-- meaning we are going away (on a trip).
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