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Alec’s ..... are $200 a week.

Matilda is a shop assistant; she earns good ..... .

Mrs. Marshall is a teacher; her ..... is not very high.

George is a magistrate and he gets his ..... for the work.

Jane couldn’t afford to pay the solicitor’s ..... .

In England public school ..... are now so high that only a small minority of parents can afford to send their children there.

The publisher offered him a ..... of 10% of the price of the book on all copies sold.

Martin received $2500 in ..... for his invention.

The company’s ..... bill is over a million pounds a year.

John gets his ..... every Friday.

..... is a sum of money paid for professional services.

..... is a fixed amount of money paid to an employee at regular times.

Nancy is a personnel manager; her monthly ..... is $800.

..... is a payment for labor or services which is received at the end of every week.

During my medical practice I received ..... for odd jobs I was doing.

Miners are demanding higher ..... for their dangerous jobs.

Discussions about teachers’ ..... will take place next month.

..... is defined as ‘fixed periodical money allowance for work done’.

Train drivers are demanding higher ..... .

The factory workers complained that they could not live on their ..... .

Miss Rita Moors, a high school teacher, spends a quarter of her ..... on rent.

In England only best-selling authors can live on their ..... .

Ben felt very proud of himself when he received his first ..... at the end of the week.

Rick, a civil engineer, was offered a more interesting job, but at a slightly lower ..... .

Bus drivers threatened to go on strike if they don’t receive better ..... .

Agatha Christie received ..... for every performance of her plays.

In that remote miners’ town Dr. Manson’s ..... were uncommonly small.

Sam is a clerk; his wife is always displeased with her husband’s ..... .

It’s no wonder Jim is always short of money; his ..... , which he receives every month, is scanty.

Timothy, the carpenter, spends his ..... unwisely. A fool and his money are soon parted.

Dina is a secretary; her ..... is so small that she can hardly make both ends meet.

Pam was able to earn good ..... doing a full-time job at a souvenir factory.

Wanda pinches pennies not because she is thrifty, but because her ..... is very small.

Sally has to save up her ..... in order to buy new clothes.

Linda had to pay a ..... as entrance money for her examination.

The business consultant was engaged for a ..... of $1000.

Private teachers receive ..... for their lessons.

Eric paid a large ..... to join a fashionable club.

The oil company paid ..... to the owner of the land.

Colleges and universities, although not private, charge ..... .

A certain mining company paid Mr. Goodwill ..... for the use of his piece of land.

They expected a fair day’s ..... for a fair day’s work.

John Grant was a skilled craftsman and earned good ..... .

Those doctors who work privately receive ..... from their patients.

Paul received $500 in ..... for the book he had written.

The minimum ..... for the workers in the ship-building industry is $300 a week.

The ..... of many industrial workers are made up of their basic wage, overtime pay and a bonus.

Mike’s ..... vary slightly from week to week because of a bonus.

Besides their regular ..... each worker got a Christmas bonus.

I would like to get a job where I can work banker's hours most days and receive high ..... .