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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Vocabulary
Query about a plural noun
I have the following conversation:
A: I'm sick of my job.
B: Why don't you change jobs?
The sentence just refers to one job. I don't understand why "job" word has "s".
A: I'm sick of my job.
B: Why don't you change jobs?
The sentence just refers to one job. I don't understand why "job" word has "s".
Top answer
If you are leaving the first job to take a different job, that's two jobs. "
- If you are leaving the first job to take a different job, that's two jobs.
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If you are leaving the first job to take a different job, that's two jobs.
If you are watching television and you change from one channel to another, you have "changed channels."
If you use the car your spouse usually uses, and vice versa, you have "switched cars."
If you are sitting in one seat and someone asks if they can sit there to be closer to the aisle, you "swti
If you are watching television and you change from one channel to another, you have "changed channels."
If you use the car your spouse usually uses, and vice versa, you have "switched cars."
If you are sitting in one seat and someone asks if they can sit there to be closer to the aisle, you "swti
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