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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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Is this how a native speaks?
Is this the way a native speak?
My employer will notice I have been absent and will be disappointed but the number of days I'm absent won't matter because all she'll see is that I was absent. She won't give importance to the number of days. So I might as well take as many sick days as possible.
I wonder how to say the aboue?
My employer will notice I have been absent and will be disappointed but the number of days I'm absent won't matter because all she'll see is that I was absent. She won't give importance to the number of days. So I might as well take as many sick days as possible.
I wonder how to say the aboue?
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Hi That looks good to me Some employers will formally interview you if you are absent, say, on more than three separate occasions in a year or, in total, for more than ten days in the year But if the situation is as you describe it, then you have put it well Regards, Dave
- Hi That looks good to me Some employers will formally interview you if you are absent, say, on more than three separate occasions in a year or, in total, for more than ten days in the year But if the situation is as you describe it, then you have put it well Regards, Dave
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That looks good to me
Some employers will formally interview you if you are absent, say, on more than three separate occasions in a year or, in total, for more than ten days in the year
But if the situation is as you describe it, then you have put it well
Regards, Dave
That looks good to me
Some employers will formally interview you if you are absent, say, on more than three separate occasions in a year or, in total, for more than ten days in the year
But if the situation is as you describe it, then you have put it well
Regards, Dave
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