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Bugliolo Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary

"Good work" vs "good job"

Is there a difference between "good work" and "good job" as a way to pay somebody a compliment?
  

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bugliolo Is there a difference between "good work" and "good job" Hi I do see a subtle difference. Good work can imply that the workmanship was good. In other words, it can mean that the job was done beautifully.

— Prajwalkr

  • bugliolo Is there a difference between "good work" and "good job" Hi I do see a subtle difference.
  • Good work can imply that the workmanship was good.
  • In other words, it can mean that the job was done beautifully.
  • Good job can simply imply that the task was complete/was successful.
  • Prajwal
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buglioloIs there a difference between "good work" and "good job"
Hi
I do see a subtle difference.
Good work can imply that the workmanship was good. In other words, it can mean that the job was done beautifully.
Good job can simply imply that the task was complete/was successful.

Prajwal
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