I. working [ˈwɜːkıŋ] ADJ
working day N
working day → work day
I. work [wɜːk] N
II. work [wɜːk] VB trans
III. work [wɜːk] VB intr
| I | work |
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| you | work |
| he/she/it | works |
| we | work |
| you | work |
| they | work |
| I | worked |
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| you | worked |
| he/she/it | worked |
| we | worked |
| you | worked |
| they | worked |
| I | have | worked |
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| you | have | worked |
| he/she/it | has | worked |
| we | have | worked |
| you | have | worked |
| they | have | worked |
| I | had | worked |
|---|---|---|
| you | had | worked |
| he/she/it | had | worked |
| we | had | worked |
| you | had | worked |
| they | had | worked |
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It was in constant use year round, with seminars, meetings and other functions being held every day of the working week.
en.wikipedia.org A demand grew among the millworkers for full 54 hours pay for the new 48-hour working week.
en.wikipedia.org They are split into five teams, each having responsibility for one day of the working week.
en.wikipedia.org The most controversial and widely known provisions in the working time laws, however, concern the maximum working week.
en.wikipedia.org Critics of the 35-hour working week have argued that it has failed to serve its purpose because an increase in recruitment has not occurred.
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