Quick grammar question - which is correct?

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Also would it be a capital H? Technically no...?


1. COMPANY NAME wishes you Happy Holidays
2. COMPANY NAME wish you Happy Holidays
3. COMPANY NAME, wishing you Happy Holidays

I think its number 2 due to the S at the end of Holidays.
 
I would say it depends if the company name is plural or not.
Overclocker wishes you Happy Holidays
Overclockers wish you Happy Holidays
 
Without googling to check(!) I seem to recall that in the UK a company is usually considered to be plural, whereas in the USA the entity would be considered single.
 
I think 2 is probably wrong because you wish something singular [EDIT: Actually I dunno] , and as you say "holidays" is plural. You might say that you wish a happy holiday (singular).
I think 1 and 3 are both acceptable but sound American.
I would probably write it like:

4. COMPANY NAME wish you a happy holiday!
 
This, happy holidays is only a thing for left wing bleeding heart liberals terrified of offending non-Christians, when in reality it offends nobody.

You do realise that there is more than one religious holiday that happens around the end of the year? And in many countries, a new year alone is a big celebration.
 
Also would it be a capital H? Technically no...?


1. COMPANY NAME wishes you Happy Holidays
2. COMPANY NAME wish you Happy Holidays
3. COMPANY NAME, wishing you Happy Holidays

I think its number 2 due to the S at the end of Holidays.

Just put happy woke day!



You do realise that there is more than one religious holiday that happens around the end of the year? And in many countries, a new year alone is a big celebration.

You're having a laugh.
The other religions having a bash in December are catholic\Christian\Zoroastrian\Pagan\Buddhist.

None of those are woke.
 
You're having a laugh.
The other religions having a bash in December are catholic\Christian\Zoroastrian\Pagan\Buddhist.

None of those are woke.

I think you misquoted me? The forum does it sometimes.

@Brazo I take your point, but I still think "happy holidays" is an easier and less costly catch-all for a firm. But OK :)
 
I think you misquoted me? The forum does it sometimes.

@Brazo I take your point, but I still think "happy holidays" is an easier and less costly catch-all for a firm. But OK :)


I got it right.

uber soldat said:
This, happy holidays is only a thing for left wing bleeding heart liberals terrified of offending non-Christians, when in reality it offends nobody.

You do realise that there is more than one religious holiday that happens around the end of the year? And in many countries, a new year alone is a big celebration.

I pointed out the obvious. No woke religions are having a party in December.
 
I got it right.

I pointed out the obvious. No woke religions are having a party in December.

I think we must have our wires crossed, I don't understand at all. Furthermore I am not interested in discussing it, so have a nice day :)
 
Nothing quite says "We don't care about you, so here is a shallow message to make you think we do" then "Happy Holidays"..

Bah Humbug..

edit - I didn't even twig it could be some even more watered down woke tripe, but there you go..

"We are so insincere we'll use some generic term that will appease 0.0001% of the population whilst undermining the message to 99.9999% of people just because we want to be seen to be 'on message'"..

It's so full of win isn't it..
 
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