[ Employment Vocabulary ]
the amount of money paid to a worker for each hour worked.
A. wage
B. salary
C. pension
D. overtime
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A. don’t have to
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you / listen to music / now?
A. You are listening to music now?
B. Are you listening to music now?
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A. I often work for a day’s pay.
B. I often work for a days pay.
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a. ride
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c. to ride
d. to be riding