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Angliholic Posted 16 years ago
Vocabulary
Has a job/work to perform
Each person at the office has a job to perform.
Each person at the office has work to do.
Hi,
Do both of the above sound right and mean about the same? Thanks in advance.
Each person at the office has work to do.
Hi,
Do both of the above sound right and mean about the same? Thanks in advance.
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<< Each person at the office has a job to perform. Each person at the office has work to do. >> They are often used to mean the same, but not always.
- << Each person at the office has a job to perform.
- Each person at the office has work to do.
- >> They are often used to mean the same, but not always.
- You can run out of work and you can work yourself out of a job.
- Both can mean "something to do," and refer to separate little chores which are part of the bigger assignment.
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<< Each person at the office has a job to perform.
Each person at the office has work to do. >>
They are often used to mean the same, but
Each person at the office has work to do. >>
They are often used to mean the same, but
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