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Lessons Phrases get (days off of ...

get (days off of work)

Most employers have rules about how many days you're allowed to miss work. You can talk about these rules by saying how many days you "get":

How many vacation days do you get?

We get the entire week before New Year's Day off.

This phrase appears in these lessons:

  • “We get most major national holidays, two weeks of paid vacation, and I think four sick days.”
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