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how different using between ' a job' and ' some work'
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Hi, how different using between ' a job' and ' some work' In some contexts, these terms can be interchanged. However, here's the basic idea. a job This word is used to describe a positon of paid employment, eg Q - What's your job?
- Hi, how different using between ' a job' and ' some work' In some contexts, these terms can be interchanged.
- However, here's the basic idea.
- a job This word is used to describe a positon of paid employment, eg Q - What's your job?
- A - I'm a computer programmer.
- For unpaid work, this word is also used more casually, to describe a unit of work that is fairly well defined.
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Hi,
how different using between ' a job' and ' some work'
In some contexts, these terms can be interchanged. However, here's the basic idea.
a job
This word is used to describe a positon of paid employment, eg
how different using between ' a job' and ' some work'
In some contexts, these terms can be interchanged. However, here's the basic idea.
a job
This word is used to describe a positon of paid employment, eg
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