Are these three sentences all good?
He's looking around for a new job.
He visits several places to find a job.
He's looking for a job here and there.
Are they all good? And could you recommend another sentences and expressions?
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We usually limit it to He's looking for a job or He's looking for a new job if he already has one. The expression 'visits places' doesn't fit, nor does 'here and there'. As for other expressions, there's "job hunting": He's doing some job hunting ( [these days / lately] ).
- We usually limit it to He's looking for a job or He's looking for a new job if he already has one.
- The expression 'visits places' doesn't fit, nor does 'here and there'.
- As for other expressions, there's "job hunting": He's doing some job hunting ( [these days / lately] ).
- He's been doing some job hunting ( [these days / lately] ).
- More formally, we say looking for employment instead of looking for a job .
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We usually limit it to He's looking for a job or He's looking for a new job if he already has one.
The expression 'visits places' doesn't fit, nor does 'here and there'.
As for other expressions, there's "job hunting":
He's doing some job hunting ( [these days / lately] ).
He's been doing some job hunting ( [these days / lately] ).
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0He's looking around for a new job.
He visits several places every day to find a job.
He's looking for a job here and there. This sounds like he is not trying very hard.
He's in the market for a new job.
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