[Grammar] When Christmas is three days away, there are three days left/to go in Christmas.

[Aamir Tariq]

Suppose today is the 22nd of December, and Christmas is just 3 days away.

1. There are 3 days left in Christmas.
   
2. There are 3 days left to Christmas.
3. There are 3 days left before Christmas.
4. There are 3 days to go to Christmas.
5. There are 3 days to go in Christmas
6. There are 3 days to go before Christmas.
7. There are 3 days remaining in Christmas
8. There are 3 days remaining to Christmas
9. There are 3 days remaining before Christmas.

Which one is grammatically correct?
Which one is the most natural?
Is there any other way of saying it naturally?

Regards
Aamir the Global Citizen

 

[Tarheel]

There are three days until Christmas.

 

[Barb_D]

There are 3 days left before Christmas.
There are 3 days to go before Christmas.

Or,
[Only] three more days until Christmas!

Or the one suggested by Tarheel.

 

[Matt Pocock]

Yep, the 'until' is key here.

Three days to go until Christmas!

You can use 'Christmas Day' too.

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[emsr2d2]

[STRIKE]Yep,[/STRIKE] The 'until' is key here.

Three days to go until Christmas! This is not a complete sentence.

You can use 'Christmas Day' too. You can but "Christmas" can be used to refer to the whole period around Christmas Day.

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Welcome to the forum, Matt. :hi:

Note my comments above. Please avoid using non-standard/sub-standard English on the forum. "Yep" is not an English word.

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