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User_gary Posted 18 years ago
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escaped from late, taken off a day from work
My boss didn't put late mark today. That means i escaped from late even though I came late.
This month I haven't taken off a day from work, but still $10 has been deducted from my paycheck. May I know the reason, sir?
Please correct my sentences.
This month I haven't taken off a day from work, but still $10 has been deducted from my paycheck. May I know the reason, sir?
Please correct my sentences.
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Don't bold your sentences, Gary-- it makes my job harder. My boss didn't give me a late mark today. That means I escaped from being marked late even though I came late.
- Don't bold your sentences, Gary-- it makes my job harder.
- My boss didn't give me a late mark today.
- That means I escaped from being marked late even though I came late.
- This month I haven't taken a day off from work, but still $10 has been deducted from my paycheck.
- Could you tell me why, sir?
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Don't bold your sentences, Gary-- it makes my job harder.
My boss didn't give me a late mark today. That means I escaped from being marked late even though I came late.
This month I haven't taken a day off from work, but still $10 has been deducted from my paycheck. Could you tell me why, sir?
Don't bold your sentences, Gary-- it makes my job harder.
My boss didn't give me a late mark today. That means I escaped from being marked late even though I came late.
This month I haven't taken a day off from work, but still $10 has been deducted from my paycheck. Could you tell me why, sir?
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