Spread the word: MOONLIGHT

As a noun, moonlight means the light of the Moon. As a verb, to moonlight, it has a completely different meaning. Look at the following examples:

"HMRC believed some registered plumbers and gas fitters in the UK were moonlighting - being paid cash in hand and failing to pay tax." BBC News

"After teacher Benedict Garrett was ticked off for moonlighting as a porn star, Barbara Ellen and Oliver James debate whether teachers' extracurricular activities matter." the Guardian online 

If you are moonlighting, you have a second job that you usually do in secret and without paying tax on your extra salary.


Angol tanárt keresel? www.ewalk.hu