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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Work at / for
I work for the government. VS. I work at the government.
Which one is natural to you? And is there a meaning difference between 'work for' and 'work at'? Thank you so much as always and have a good day in advance.
Which one is natural to you? And is there a meaning difference between 'work for' and 'work at'? Thank you so much as always and have a good day in advance.
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You work at a place and you work for a company. I work for the government. )
- You work at a place and you work for a company.
- I work for the government.
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You work at a place and you work for a company.
I work for the government. (This is correct, natural, and very common.)
I work for the government. (This is correct, natural, and very common.)
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