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Maripinky Posted 20 years ago
Vocabulary
money we earn
Which of these would you match with the definition "the annual income of someone in a professional job"
wages earnings pay salary
According to my dictionary, wages are paid weekly and salaries, monthly. I think both earnings and pay are very general. What do you think? Thanks in advance.
wages earnings pay salary
According to my dictionary, wages are paid weekly and salaries, monthly. I think both earnings and pay are very general. What do you think? Thanks in advance.
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I would agree with your dictionary. Professionals get salaries. Your salary is how much you earn over a year (your salary is £xx,*** per annum) and it is paid out monthly.
- I would agree with your dictionary.
- Professionals get salaries.
- Your salary is how much you earn over a year (your salary is £xx,*** per annum) and it is paid out monthly.
- Wage earners are usually on an hourly rate and can be paid weekly or monthly.
- earnings/pay are very general phrases.
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I would agree with your dictionary.
Professionals get salaries. Your salary is how much you earn over a year (your salary is £xx,*** per annum) and it is paid out monthly.
Wage earners are usually on an hourly rate and can be paid weekly or monthly.
earnings/pay are very general phrases.
Professionals get salaries. Your salary is how much you earn over a year (your salary is £xx,*** per annum) and it is paid out monthly.
Wage earners are usually on an hourly rate and can be paid weekly or monthly.
earnings/pay are very general phrases.
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