Examples of using "'per" in a sentence and their english translations:
- I prefer traveling by train to flying.
- I prefer travelling by train to flying.
By air mail, please.
- I went there by bus and train.
- I went there on the bus and the train.
She doesn't get paid by the month, but by the day.
I’m not here by chance or by accident.
How much do you earn a day?
How much is it per box?
Eight rupees a day.
It was an accident!
He traveled by boat.
Send this by special delivery.
I'll come by train.
I swim once a week.
- How much does he spend per month?
- How much does she spend per month?
I sent it by post.
- Pencils are sold by the dozen.
- The pencils are sold in dozens.
He writes me once a week.
You can read ten books in a week? Don't you mean in a month?
How many books do you read a month?
She visited him once a year.
We have three meals a day.
How much money does he make a month?
They are paid by the week.
How much does that cost per day?
Eggs are sold by the dozen.
- I make €100 a day.
- I make 100 euros per day.
- I make 100 euros a day.
How much do you earn per week?
Gasoline is sold by the liter.
You are paid by the week.
This didn't happen by accident.
What do you make in a month?
He comes here once a month.
How many hours a week do you teach?
How often do you go skiing every year?
The answer is: it doesn't have to.
often leading swimmers to accidentally drown.
has fallen from 60 hours a week
The town is accessible by rail.
She earns 30 dollars per day.
- She smokes 20 cigarettes a day.
- She smokes twenty cigarettes a day.
He puts ten dollars aside every week.
- He works eight hours a day.
- He works eight hours every day.
She walked twenty miles a day.
He earns 300,000 yen a month.
Normally, we eat three times a day.
I went to Boston on a train.
The journey is cheaper by bike.
The pencils are sold in dozens.
They work eight hours a day.
How many books do you read per month?
I make thirteen dollars an hour.
I run five miles a day.
He drove to school.
How many hours a day does Tom swim?