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Hotmale Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

Sick leave

Hello,
can you, please, help me with this sentence? I've got a feeling that it sounds awkward.

"I'm on sick leave from this week."

Thank you
  

Top answer

Either leave out the "from" or replace it with "starting". Using "from" when talking about time usually needs a "to" or an "until". "

— Vorpar

  • Either leave out the "from" or replace it with "starting".
  • Using "from" when talking about time usually needs a "to" or an "until".
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Either leave out the "from" or replace it with "starting".

Using "from" when talking about time usually needs a "to" or an "until".

"I'll be away from Monday until Friday."
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Thank you, Vorpar. Is this correct now?
"I' am on sick leave starting this week."
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