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It can be uncountable or countable, depending on the context. g. "I enjoy work a lot" or "There isn't much work around at the moment".
- It can be uncountable or countable, depending on the context.
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- "I enjoy work a lot" or "There isn't much work around at the moment".
- An example where it is countable is when referring to a writer's or artist's creation.
- For example, "I prefer his early works".
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It can be uncountable or countable, depending on the context. In the context of jobs or employment, it is uncountable, e.g. "I enjoy work a lot" or "There isn't much work around at the moment". An example where it is countable is when referring to a writer's or artist's creation. For example, "I prefer his early works".
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