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Liveinjapan Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

Every year worked

To dismiss an employee, to cite one example, Spanish companies must pay 45 days for every year worked.

I think worked modifies every year but what does exactly every year worked mean?
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Hi I would see it as: every year worked = every year (that an employee) worked (for a company). In other words, every year that someone spent at work. Liveinjapan I think worked modifies every year Thats' right.

  • Hi I would see it as: every year worked = every year (that an employee) worked (for a company).
  • In other words, every year that someone spent at work.
  • Liveinjapan I think worked modifies every year Thats' right.
  • Michal
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Hi

I would see it as:

every year worked = every year (that an employee) worked (for a company).

In other words, every year that someone spent at work.
LiveinjapanI think worked modifies every year
Thats' right.

Michal
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Got it!
Thanks, Michal.

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