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Tinanam0102 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

Conduct half- day work twice a week

Hi teachers,

I have trouble putting all the needed vocabulary together. Can you please help me to correct my sentence below? Thank you.

A computer technician will stay in our office every Tuesday and Thursday. He will conduct half-day work twice a week.

Regards,

Tinanam
  

Top answer

A computer technician will now be on regular duty in our office, for a half day on Tuesdays and a half day on Thursdays. The use of "now" suggests that the schedule is now being implemented.

— Avangi

  • A computer technician will now be on regular duty in our office, for a half day on Tuesdays and a half day on Thursdays.
  • The use of "now" suggests that the schedule is now being implemented.
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A computer technician will now be on regular duty in our office, for a half day on Tuesdays and a half day on Thursdays.

The use of "now" suggests that the schedule is now being implemented.
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Dear Avangi,

Thank you for helping me with this topic. Now I understand how to use plural form with days.

Could I say:

--A computer technician will now be on regular duty in our office, for a half day every Tuesday and Thursday.

Thank you very much.
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Yes. That would work. Emotion: nodding
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Hi Avangi,

Thank you very much.

Do native people say "He came here to conduct half-day work"?

Regards,

TN
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I've never heard it in the US.

We say, "He works part time."

"He only works mornings / afternoons."

"He only works five hours a day."
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Dear Avangi,

Thank you for your examples.

Regards,

Tinanam
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