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Debarghya Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Sentence correction
1. A employee is entitled to bonus on the basis of day he has worked.
2. A employee is entitled to bonus on the basis of day worked by him.
Please tell me if the first sentence is correct or not. If it is wrong, then please tell me the reason.
If I want to remove the ''by'' word from the second sentence, then is the 1st sentence would be appropriate?
Thanks in advance.
2. A employee is entitled to bonus on the basis of day worked by him.
Please tell me if the first sentence is correct or not. If it is wrong, then please tell me the reason.
If I want to remove the ''by'' word from the second sentence, then is the 1st sentence would be appropriate?
Thanks in advance.
Top answer
"A employee" is incorrect. Consider "an employee", "the employee" or even the plural "employees" instead. is entitled to a bonus (payment) based on the number of days he/she has worked.
- "A employee" is incorrect.
- Consider "an employee", "the employee" or even the plural "employees" instead.
- is entitled to a bonus (payment) based on the number of days he/she has worked.
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"A employee" is incorrect. Consider "an employee", "the employee" or even the plural "employees" instead.
... is entitled to a bonus (payment) based on the number of days he/she has worked.
... is entitled to a bonus (payment) based on the number of days he/she has worked.
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