Homework Help: English, Social studies

Posted by rfvv on Friday, November 2, 2012 at 9:15pm.

1. We had a sleepover at Susan's house.
2. We had a sleepover party at Susan's house.

(Which expression is correct? Are both grammatical?)

Q2: Do only girls have a sleepover? How about boys? Do they have sleepover parties? Do all teenagers have sleepover party in the USA?

English, Social studies - Ms. Sue, Friday, November 2, 2012 at 9:20pm
Both are correct, but 1. is more common.

Boys also have sleepovers. I don't know about ALL teenagers, but certainly most have sleepover parties.

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