No, the phrase 'go holiday' is not correct in written English.
However, 'go on holiday' is a correct and usable phrase. Example: I'm so excited to go on holiday next week.
Expect some notable deals online on Monday, now called Cyber Monday, when consumers return to their offices and go holiday shopping on the Web.
But the problems now facing many consumer-driven companies should make ordinary investors think twice about using his approach to finding promising stock picks when they go holiday shopping in the coming weeks, even if stores are packed.
And while you might find it odd to go holiday shopping in summer, some tourists think otherwise.
"Turkey to Go" holiday meal for 4-6, ready for heating, around $65. Pick up at Hyatt, 9 a.m.-4 p.m., Christmas Eve and Christmas Day.
She took charge of the Shop with a Cop program, which allows needy kids to go holiday shopping while fostering relationships between children and police officers.
4. Keep your eyes on the prize: Whenever you go holiday shopping Black Friday or at any point in the season make a checklist beforehand with what kid you are shopping for, and what toys that kid wants.
