Hi my son gave me this text for look I trayed doo somethings, but I dont know its ok now? My mother tongue is dutch, so that is a reason for this post thank You:)
GARY is a computer programmer. He work a 40-hour week. They have flexible hours, so he can start and finish when he want. If they are very busy then he work overtime-he get paid extra for this. Tony earn a good salary, but he job doesn't role he life. He like to do different things in he free time.
I will correct this like that:
Tony is a computer programmer. He work a 40-hour PER week. GARY have flexible hours, so he can start and finish when he want. If HE is very busy, then he's working overtime-so he get paid extra for this. Tony earnS a good salary, but HIS job doesn't role HIS life. He like to do different things in HIS free time.
Any sugestions? Thanks:)
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Hi, Here are my corrections. Gary is a computer programmer. He works a 40-hour week.
— Clive
Hi, Here are my corrections.
Gary is a computer programmer.
He works a 40-hour week.
They have flexible hours, so he can start and finish when he wants.
If they are very busy , then he works overtime-he gets paid extra for this.
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Gary is a computer programmer. He works a 40-hour week. They have flexible hours, so he can start and finish when he wants. If they are very busy, then he works overtime-he gets paid extra for this. Tony earns a good salary, but the job doesn't rule his life. He likes to do different things in his free time.
Thank You, but can be "40-hour peer week" ? You mean 'per', not 'peer'.
You can say either of these.
He works a 40-hour week. '40-hour' is an adjective. The object of the verb 'works' is the noun 'weeks'. He works 40 hours per week. The noun phrase '40 hours' is the object of the verb 'works'.