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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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Work ethics = the way work
Idiomatic way to say
I like the way he works. He's the best employee one could ask for.
I like his work ethics. He's the best employee one could ask for.
I like the way he works. He's the best employee one could ask for.
I like his work ethics. He's the best employee one could ask for.
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The term "work ethic," meaning the person knows how to discipline himself and the value of sustained effort, is always singular in this sense, never plural. "
- The term "work ethic," meaning the person knows how to discipline himself and the value of sustained effort, is always singular in this sense, never plural.
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The term "work ethic," meaning the person knows how to discipline himself and the value of sustained effort, is always singular in this sense, never plural. So: "I like his work ethic."
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