The British pronunciation of my is [ma? ]; The American pronunciation is [horse? ]。 Being an adjective means my (possessive form of I).
Summer's English pronunciation is [? m？ (r)]； American pronunciation is [? m？ R]. Used as a noun to indicate summer; summer As an adjective, it means summer Being a verb means spending the summer.
The British pronunciation of holiday is ['h? l？ De? ]; The American pronunciation is ['hɑ? l？ De? ]。 As a noun, it means a festival; Festival.
Related examples:
1, we? Is it okay? Going? There? This? Summer? Vacation. ?
We can go there this summer vacation.
2. open? First one? Full? Trading day? After that? That? Summer? Vacation? Season? Have you packed it? Dollars? Fight? Its lowest point? This year? Objection? Euro? During? London? Deal. ?
Tuesday is the first full-day trading day after the summer holiday. During trading hours in London, the exchange rate of the US dollar against the euro fell to its lowest point this year.
Extended data:
Word parsing:
First of all, holidays
Usage:
(noun)
1) The basic meaning of holiday is "holiday", which refers to festivals and holidays originated from religion, holidays and holidays without going to work or school, and holidays when going out. Its singular form refers to one day or one holiday, and the plural form refers to more than one holiday or more than one day.
2)holiday is often used in the plural as the solution of "holiday", which is the usage in Britain.
3) Holidays as a whole can be regarded as singular.
Second, summer.
Usage:
(noun)
1)summer basically means "summer, summer, summer", sometimes without any article, but it refers to the summer of a certain year, and the article the should be added before summer. If there are modifiers before summer, you must use articles.
2) In literary language,? Summer can also be used as the solution of "age", indicating age, generally in the plural form.
3)summer can also mean "golden age, heyday", and the article the is often added before it.
References:
Baidu Encyclopedia-Summer