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Tenjing Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Are these sentences correct?
A. I am going to get paid for today.
b. It costs so much to do up and down. (Come to work and go back home)
b. It costs so much to do up and down. (Come to work and go back home)
Top answer
A. I am going to get paid for today. " -- eg paid for the last month's work.
- A.
- I am going to get paid for today.
- " -- eg paid for the last month's work.
- B.
- It costs so much to go up/out to *** and back .
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A. I am going to get paid for today.
This is a sentence but it means you didn't do today's work for no pay; possibly you mean,
"I am going to get paid today." -- eg paid for the last month's work.
B.
It costs so much to go up/out to *** and back.
It costs so much to go back and forth to ***.
'go' is speaking from home; at work, say 'come'.
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This is a sentence but it means you didn't do today's work for no pay; possibly you mean,
"I am going to get paid today." -- eg paid for the last month's work.
B.
It costs so much to go up/out to *** and back.
It costs so much to go back and forth to ***.
'go' is speaking from home; at work, say 'come'.
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