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Wage or salary

Wage or Salary

 Wage ==>  is an amount of money you receive each day or week. It is often paid in cash (=notes and coins).

 Salary ==> is the money you receive each month. A person's salary is often expressed as the total amount in a year.

Choose wage or salary.

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1. The government plans to raise the minimum salarywage I don't know from £4.20 to £6 per hour.

2. The basic salarywage I don't know is low, so she'll have to do overtime to make enough money.

3. His salarywage I don't know goes directly into the bank on the last Friday of each month.

4. She earns a good salarywage I don't know as a doctor, but not as much as a consultant gets.

5. The owner of the restaurant only pays the waiters a weekly salarywage I don't know of £80.

6. He was offered a six-figure salarywage I don't know to move to a rival company.

7. He's on quite a good salarywage I don't know in his present job.

8. The salarywage I don't know increases will come into effect in May.