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Meanings of go on holiday in English

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Usage of go on holiday in English
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No one in their right mind would go on holiday to Afghanistan.
The Guardian
2
August is the most popular month for Brits to go on holiday.
The Guardian
3
Can I go on holiday in or outside West Yorkshire and York?
BBC
4
My wife and I go on holiday at the end of November.
BBC
5
No excuses that we are tired, we want to go on holiday.
The Irish Times
6
If men can go on holiday looking for sex, why not women?
The Guardian
7
Should families be able to go on holiday during term time?
The Guardian
8
When you go on holiday, you know your house is safe.
The Guardian
9
Can I go on holiday in or outside the North West?
BBC
10
We don't remark on it when we go on holiday and feel fine.
BBC
11
But when I go on holiday, I have to use my private passport.
The South African
12
Unlike their European counterparts, U.S. leaders never go on holiday outside the country.
Reuters
13
Brent Edwards discusses the Labour leader's decision to go on holiday.
Radio NZ
14
When I go on holiday, I always feel a bit rusty on returning.
The Guardian
15
She is due to go on holiday later in the summer.
Reuters
16
People go on holiday to Wexford -and somehow never leave.
The Irish Times
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South Africa
Common
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
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