Work

Which one do you think makes more sense?

teechrWhich one do you think makes more sense?

In my opinion, both may be used. If it is a verb, than it's a verb of purpose; if a noun, it's 'a place of a job'.

AnonymousIn my opinion, both may be used.

I didn't say they can't. But one would make more sense than the other. Try again.

teechrI didn't say they can't. But one would make more sense than the other. Try again.

Both are not senseless, so how can you assess sensibleness?

If you go to work (noun), you normally leave your home to travel to your place of work; generally speaking, you will return home at the end of the day;s work. With the noun, we don't normally add 'in place X' - your (place of) work is your destination.