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Ellisa Posted 15 years ago
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Are these sentences have same meaning?
Hello teachers!
My question is simple; are these sentences have same or different meaning?
1.You have a good job.
2.You did a good job.
For me, they are different coz 1is saying that you have a good, privileged job such as doctor and lawyer and 2 is used when compliment someone. Am I wrong?
My question is simple; are these sentences have same or different meaning?
1.You have a good job.
2.You did a good job.
For me, they are different coz 1is saying that you have a good, privileged job such as doctor and lawyer and 2 is used when compliment someone. Am I wrong?
Top answer
I think you are right. -- doctor, lawyer, explorer, librarian, truck driver — it depends on what kind of job the speaker admires. 2.
- I think you are right.
- -- doctor, lawyer, explorer, librarian, truck driver — it depends on what kind of job the speaker admires.
- 2.
- You did a good job .
- -- You accomplished the project/task well.
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I think you are right.
1.You have a good job.-- doctor, lawyer, explorer, librarian, truck driver — it depends on what kind of job the speaker admires.
2.You did a good job. -- You accomplished the project/task well.
1.You have a good job.-- doctor, lawyer, explorer, librarian, truck driver — it depends on what kind of job the speaker admires.
2.You did a good job. -- You accomplished the project/task well.
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