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Alc24 Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Is it correct to "WORK A SCHEDULE"

Can you say this? How would you say it?

1 I work a schedule where I work a minimum of 4 night straight.

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Yes, it is used by some native speakers, but in your sentence, it would be easier to use "have" or "am on" instead of "work": I have a schedule where I work a minimum of 4 night s straight. I am on a schedule where I work a minimum of 4 nights straight. Also, you don't need to write "work" twice: I work a schedule of a minimum of 4 nights straight.

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  • Yes, it is used by some native speakers, but in your sentence, it would be easier to use "have" or "am on" instead of "work": I have a schedule where I work a minimum of 4 night s straight.
  • I am on a schedule where I work a minimum of 4 nights straight.
  • Also, you don't need to write "work" twice: I work a schedule of a minimum of 4 nights straight.
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Yes, it is used by some native speakers, but in your sentence, it would be easier to use "have" or "am on" instead of "work":

I have a schedule where I work a minimum of 4 nights straight.

I am on a schedule where I work a minimum of 4 nights straight.

Also, you don't need to write "work" twice:

I work a schedule of
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