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Bookmark or Share- On Christmas or in Christmas? | WordReference ForumsI can't think of a situation in which I would ever say "in Christmas." I would say "I usually go on holiday (vacation) at Christmastime," or "…for Christmas." In the second part of your sentence, "on Christmas Day" is correct.
- in christmas or on christmas? - TextRanchUse 'in Christmas' when referring to activities, events, or general occurrences that take place during the Christmas season. Examples: We always have a big family dinner in Christmas.
- word choice - What is the difference between 'at Christmas ...You use "at Christmas" when saying that something happens during the* Christmas holiday period. For example: I'll see you at Christmas. You say "on Christmas Day" when saying that something happens on December, 25th. For example: I have to work on Christmas Day. (LONGMAN DICTIONARY).
- On Christmas or At Christmas? – English-Language ThoughtsWe generally use on to refer to specific days, whether they be special days or not: on Monday, on Easter Sunday, on Christmas Day etc. We use at to refer to a general holiday period, e.g. at Christmas, at Easter etc.
- See you at/in/on Christmas! | WordReference ForumsIf you say option one, than it sounds like that you will see them at a Christmas celebration on or around Christmas day (Could be Christmas Eve or the weekend of or whatever) If you say option three, than it sounds like you will see them on Christmas day.
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