Happy-new-year Sentence Examples

Every January 1st, we all have the opportunity to start fresh. But we also have a hidden grammatical opportunity: We can either wish party-goers and resolution-makers a “Happy New Year!” or a “Happy New Years!” If they both sound equally correct, don’t worry — soon the incorrect version will sound more like a squawking noisemaker than a proper greeting.

You’ve gathered your family in their ugliest sweaters to take the perfect photo for your holiday card, but now you actually have to write the contents of that card. Holiday cards can come off as robotic if you’re not careful, but cards don’t need to feel like an obligation. They can be a great opportunity to tell the people in your life all the ways that you appreciate them, how much they’ve meant to you the past year, and your hopes for the year to come.