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Jenny chiu Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
about sick and leave
What do they mean?
1. I have to call in sick. What does it mean?
2. A: Maybe I have a the flu. B: How long will you be out?
What does " how long will you be out" mean?
3. Do you know how much sick leave I have left?
Can I use "how many"?
4. Other than "sick leave", do you know any other leave?
maternity leave
What else?
1. I have to call in sick. What does it mean?
2. A: Maybe I have a the flu. B: How long will you be out?
What does " how long will you be out" mean?
3. Do you know how much sick leave I have left?
Can I use "how many"?
4. Other than "sick leave", do you know any other leave?
maternity leave
What else?
Top answer
Jenny chiu 1. I have to call in sick. What does it mean?
- Jenny chiu 1.
- I have to call in sick.
- What does it mean?
- I have to call my boss to tell him that I am sick and that I won’t be able to work today.
- Jenny chiu 2.
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Jenny chiu1. I have to call in sick. What does it mean?I have to call my boss to tell him that I am sick and that I won’t be able to work today.
Jenny chiu2. A: Maybe I have a the flu. B: How long will you be out?Presumably, in this context, When can you come back t
What does " how long will you be out" mean?
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long-term disability leave
vacation (not usually spoken of as leave)
Here are some other types, from a Canadian website.
In general, employees are entitled to leaves of absence for the following reasons: pregnancy, parental and adoption responsibilities, illness, family emergency, bereavement, to serve on a jury or as a witness, and to vote. Leaves can be with pa
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