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Park sang joon Posted 11 years ago
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Can I take them to [work/ the work] with me?
Melanie: I have to go, honey.
Alex: Oh, Not without another kiss. (They kiss.)
Melanie: I adore your lips. Can I take them to work with me?
I'd like to know the difference of the meaning between "work" and "the work" in "Can I take them to [work/ the work] with me?"
Thank you in advance for your help.
Alex: Oh, Not without another kiss. (They kiss.)
Melanie: I adore your lips. Can I take them to work with me?
I'd like to know the difference of the meaning between "work" and "the work" in "Can I take them to [work/ the work] with me?"
Thank you in advance for your help.
Top answer
Use "work"; "the work" is not used to refer to one's place of work.
- Use "work"; "the work" is not used to refer to one's place of work.
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