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Discover LudwigThe phrase "my pay" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to the amount of money that an individual earns from their job. You can use it anytime you want to talk about your salary or income. Example: "I am very happy with my new job because my pay is much higher than my previous job."
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Cut my pay.
"I still keep my pay stubs".
That's beyond my pay grade.
Dude, where's my pay raise?
That's my pay rise sorted.
Just send me my pay.
That's my pay right there".
At the end of the chorus, the singer Wayne Marshall pleads, "I've been working to get my pay, my pay, my pay, my pay".
He sighed and said, "That's above my pay grade.
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My pay-out was the same as my pay-in.
"My pay-offs are far and few between," Smith said.
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