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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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10 days off work

I have 10 days off work

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I have 10 days off from work
  

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I have ten days off. That will do.

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  • I have ten days off.
  • That will do.
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I have ten days off. That will do.
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Day off means a day on which you don't work. Therefore, you don't have to mention it twice in your sentence.

Also, prefer to use words instead of numbers in sentences.

I have ten days off.

Regards
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- I have 10 days off work.
- I have 10 days off from work.
I think that the first sentence is incorrect, and that the second is correct. But "off work" can be omitted.

off
away from regular work
? I took the day off (from work). ? At noon, workers take time off for lunch. ? I have weekends off.
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Do you leave out from or not?
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