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Interventizio Posted 14 years ago
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"Part-time job as/ as a"...

1) "He's looking for a part-time job as porter" / 2) "he's looking for a part-time job as A student."
The way I see it, 1) means that you want to apply for a porter job; 2) means that you are NOW a student and want to get a (here not specified) job. The difference would be in the "A" article.
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1) 'He's looking for a part-time job as a porter' is correct. ) 2) 'As a student, he's looking for a part-time job' (any job) is how I would say it. Rover

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  • 1) 'He's looking for a part-time job as a porter' is correct.
  • ) 2) 'As a student, he's looking for a part-time job' (any job) is how I would say it.
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1) 'He's looking for a part-time job as a porter' is correct. (You need the article.)

2) 'As a student, he's looking for a part-time job' (any job) is how I would say it.

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