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Jobb Posted 22 years ago
Grammar

The sentences

Need editing.

(1) the traffic that blocked went well again.
(2)"You'd better pay the wage, or I'll dismiss your licence."
(3)"The wage has been delayed to pay me for a year, and my boss doesn't want to give me!"

PS. the head of a city is called mayor, and the head of a county is called what?
  

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(1) The traffic that had been jammed began to flow again. " (or, 'give them to me') PS. the head of a city is called mayor, and the head of a county is called what?

— Mister Micawber

  • (1) The traffic that had been jammed began to flow again.
  • " (or, 'give them to me') PS.
  • the head of a city is called mayor, and the head of a county is called what?
  • It varies.
  • I think 'County Supervisor' is one; another is 'County Commissioner'.
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(1) The traffic that had been jammed began to flow again. [NOT SURE I UNDERSTAND YOUR ORIGINAL VERB TENSES, JOBB]

(2)"You'd better pay the wages, or I'll rescind your licence."

(3)"My wages have not been paid for a year, and my boss doesn't want to give me them!" (or, 'give them to me')


PS. the head of a city is called mayor, and the head of a county is called wh
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Your good replies did improve my English skill.

PS. The head of a town is called mayor too? For better distinguishing, let's call him town mayor?
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