Three questions at once!!!
Please, let me know which one is correct in either pair. To me, for the first, both work & for the second one, 'by' should be right.
1)Her salary will be increased 30 dollars a month/...increased by 30 dollars a month.
2)He has got a salary cut of/ by 30 dollars.
And also,...
Can we use 'salary increase' as the opposite of 'salary cut'? For example: He has got a salary increase of/ by 30 dollars.
Please help me with this three questions swarming together here!!!
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1) Her salary will be increased by $30. 2)He got a salary cut of $30. 3)"Salary increase" sounds unnatural to me.
- 1) Her salary will be increased by $30.
- 2)He got a salary cut of $30.
- 3)"Salary increase" sounds unnatural to me.
- I'd say "a raise".
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1) Her salary will be increased by $30.
2)He got a salary cut of $30.
3)"Salary increase" sounds unnatural to me. I'd say "a raise".
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