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Which is the correct grammar to 'go on vacation' or 'go on a vacation'?
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∙ 12y ago
"go on vacation" means that that is what you are doing - vacationing (as opposed to working or whatever).
"go on a vacation" makes the vacation an entity (like an object) - you have gone, you will be away for some time, and then you will come back. (However, it could mean, particularly, that there is a some particular tourist trip organised by a travel agent, or that one had been wanting to visit (say) Spain and had gone to Spain, or whatever… and it was a vacation.)
It is not that either is incorrect.
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