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Is anyone willing to take a day during the week off?
What does this sentence imply?
I wanted to let employees know that they can take another day off. Please advise if the first sentence is correct.
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Is anyone willing to take a day during the week off?
What does this sentence imply?
I wanted to let employees know that they can take another day off. Please advise if the first sentence is correct.
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edited 25 mins ago
Barmar
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asked 35 mins ago
Narine RamlallNarine Ramlall
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Please give your question a more specific, descriptive title. This entire site is about the English Language.
– Barmar
25 mins ago
The sentence doesn't imply anything, it's just a simple question and will be taken literally.
– Barmar
24 mins ago
Just say "You can take another day off if you want". But who wouldn't want to take another day off?
– Barmar
21 mins ago
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Is anyone willing to take a day during the week off?
What does this sentence imply?
I wanted to let employees know that they can take another day off. Please advise if the first sentence is correct.
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edited 25 mins ago
Barmar
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asked 35 mins ago
Narine RamlallNarine Ramlall
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Is anyone willing to take a day during the week off?
What does this sentence imply?
I wanted to let employees know that they can take another day off. Please advise if the first sentence is correct.
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edited 25 mins ago
Barmar
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asked 35 mins ago
Narine RamlallNarine Ramlall
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edited 25 mins ago
Barmar
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edited 25 mins ago
Barmar
9,7901529
edited 25 mins ago
Barmar
9,7901529
9,7901529
asked 35 mins ago
Narine RamlallNarine Ramlall
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asked 35 mins ago
Narine RamlallNarine Ramlall
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asked 35 mins ago
Narine RamlallNarine Ramlall
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Please give your question a more specific, descriptive title. This entire site is about the English Language.
– Barmar
25 mins ago
The sentence doesn't imply anything, it's just a simple question and will be taken literally.
– Barmar
24 mins ago
Just say "You can take another day off if you want". But who wouldn't want to take another day off?
– Barmar
21 mins ago
add a comment |
Please give your question a more specific, descriptive title. This entire site is about the English Language.
– Barmar
25 mins ago
The sentence doesn't imply anything, it's just a simple question and will be taken literally.
– Barmar
24 mins ago
Just say "You can take another day off if you want". But who wouldn't want to take another day off?
– Barmar
21 mins ago
Please give your question a more specific, descriptive title. This entire site is about the English Language.
– Barmar
25 mins ago
Please give your question a more specific, descriptive title. This entire site is about the English Language.
– Barmar
25 mins ago
The sentence doesn't imply anything, it's just a simple question and will be taken literally.
– Barmar
24 mins ago
The sentence doesn't imply anything, it's just a simple question and will be taken literally.
– Barmar
24 mins ago
Just say "You can take another day off if you want". But who wouldn't want to take another day off?
– Barmar
21 mins ago
Just say "You can take another day off if you want". But who wouldn't want to take another day off?
– Barmar
21 mins ago
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– Barmar
25 mins ago
The sentence doesn't imply anything, it's just a simple question and will be taken literally.
– Barmar
24 mins ago
Just say "You can take another day off if you want". But who wouldn't want to take another day off?
– Barmar
21 mins ago