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Mr. Tom Posted 5 years ago
Vocabulary

Expression: I resigned my job.

Hi

Would you say that both of these work naturally?

I resigned my job.

I resigned from my job.

Thanks,

Tom

  

Top answer

Yes, but #1i s the more common pf th two. People also say eg I quit. eg I gave my notice.

— Clive

  • Yes, but #1i s the more common pf th two.
  • People also say eg I quit.
  • eg I gave my notice.
  • eg I handed in my notice In some jobs, an employee is expected to tell his boss that he will quit after working for eg another two weeks.
  • This gives the boss time to deal with the situation.
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Yes, but #1i s the more common pf th two.

People also say

eg I quit.

eg I gave my notice.

eg I handed in my notice

In some jobs, an employee is expected to tell his boss that he will quit after working for eg another two weeks. This gives the boss time to deal with the situation. This concept of 'notice' is very common.

Clive

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