Time Off Expressions

To be absent from work, at home, or on vacation.
I’m going to ____ ____ ___ to visit my parents. (3 words)

(a)  

To take time away from work, especially when you travel for pleasure.
I’m going to ____ _ ________. We’re going to Pangandaran, Ciamis. (3 words)

(a)  

To take time away from work to study or travel, usually while continuing to be paid.
He’s on (a)   while he does his master program in English education. He’ll be back next month. (1 word)

To have an authorized absence from work but without a salary.
She’s taken ______ _____ while she moves into a new house. (2 words)

(a)  

To be absent from work due to illness.
When you’re ___ ____, you must provide a doctor’s note. (2 words)

(a)  

The time when you can be absent from work, often while being
paid part or all of your salary.
She is having an operation and she’ll be on ____ _____ for the next two months. (2 words)

(a)  

The period a mother is legally authorized to be absent from work before and after the birth of a child.
Her ________ _____ finishes next week but she is not coming back to work. (2 words)

(a)  

The time that a parent is allowed to spend away from work to take care of their baby.
Mr. Andi has taken ________ _____ to look after the baby while his wife is getting back to work. (2 words)

(a)  

The money paid by a company to an employee who cannot work due to illness.
If you are absent from work due to illness, you may be able to claim ____ ___. (2 words)

(a)  

A day when almost everybody does not have to go to work (for example January 1st).
We have 25 days paid holiday plus 10 ______ ________ this year. (2 words)

(a)