Take leave or take A leave?
Is it "to take leave" or "to take a leave"?
If both are possible, do they mean the same thing?
If not, when should I use each of them?
Would you please give me a couple of examples?
Thank you.
Top answer
Here's a quick look at an example of how this works in N. America. Tom works in an office job for a big company.
- Here's a quick look at an example of how this works in N.
- America.
- Tom works in an office job for a big company.
- He is allowed 21 days of paid vacation each year.
- He can take this all at once, or take a few days at various times.
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Here's a quick look at an example of how this works in N. America.
Tom works in an office job for a big company.
He is allowed 21 days of paid vacation each year. He can take this all at once, or take a few days at various times. He asks his boss,'Can I take two weeks' vacation next September, please?'
Tom is also entitled to 21 days of paid sick leave. He may or may not have
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