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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Which is correct?
Which is correct?
They are paying you in a day what you make in a month/the amount you make in a month.
Thank you in advance
They are paying you in a day what you make in a month/the amount you make in a month.
Thank you in advance
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I assume you mean, what you ‘normally make in a month’. Either version is correct, but I would add ‘normally’ before ‘make’.
- I assume you mean, what you ‘normally make in a month’.
- Either version is correct, but I would add ‘normally’ before ‘make’.
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I assume you mean, what you ‘normally make in a month’.
Either version is correct, but I would add ‘normally’ before ‘make’.
Either version is correct, but I would add ‘normally’ before ‘make’.
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