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Makiasan Posted 10 years ago
Vocabulary
pieces of work / works
I'd like to learn the word "work" in this sentence from Oxford learners dictionary;
"The book is a detailed and thorough piece of work covering all aspects of the subject."
Is it possible to say "The book is a detailed and thorough work covering all aspects of the subject." ? And if so, are there any differences?
What about this pair? Do they mean the same?
I bought two pieces of work at the exhibition.
I bought two works at the exhibition.
Thank you.
"The book is a detailed and thorough piece of work covering all aspects of the subject."
Is it possible to say "The book is a detailed and thorough work covering all aspects of the subject." ? And if so, are there any differences?
What about this pair? Do they mean the same?
I bought two pieces of work at the exhibition.
I bought two works at the exhibition.
Thank you.
Top answer
" ? Yes. Makiasan are there any differences?
- " ?
- Yes.
- Makiasan are there any differences?
- No.
- I bought two pieces of work at the exhibition.
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MakiasanIs it possible to say "The book is a detailed and thorough work covering all aspects of the subject." ?Yes.
Makiasan are there any differences?No.
Makiasan Do they mean the same?I bought two pieces of work at the exhibition. I bought two works at the exhibition.Yes.
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