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TeacherJapan Posted 5 years ago
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Take on a job and take a job.
What is the difference between ‘take a job’ and ‘take on a job?’
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’ If it is just an ordinary job, we commonly say eg I got a job as a salesman. I took on a job suggests the job is more challenging, eg I took on a job as a lion-tamer. I took a job is not something I hear or read very often.
- ’ If it is just an ordinary job, we commonly say eg I got a job as a salesman.
- I took on a job suggests the job is more challenging, eg I took on a job as a lion-tamer.
- I took a job is not something I hear or read very often.
- It sounds like you mean I got a job.
- Clive
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What is the difference between ‘take a job’ and ‘take on a job?’
If it is just an ordinary job, we commonly say eg I got a job as a salesman.
I took on a job suggests the job is more challenging, eg I took on a job as a lion-tamer.
I took a job is not something I hear or read very often. It sounds like you mean I got a job.
Clive
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