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Latest post Thu, Nov 5 2009 7:32 PM by Vorpar. 2 replies.
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pleasehelp  +  962229 Thu, 05 Nov 09 07:52 AM
How was all of your halloweens?  Or


How were all of your halloweens?


Pls explain which is correct.  Thanks.
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pleasehelp  +  962636 Thu, 05 Nov 09 06:25 PM
Hi,


Anyone else have any suggestions?
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Vorpar  +  962698 Thu, 05 Nov 09 07:32 PM
How was everyone's Halloween?


Pluralizing the holiday implies that you are asking about every year, not just the recent one.


Or:


If you were talking to one person, and asking about every Halloween:


How were all of your Halloweens?


Match the plural Halloweens with "were".
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