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Karen15 Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

work / job

Hello,

If I like someone's artwork, which of these expressions I can use?

Great work
Great job
Nice work
Nice job

Thanks.
  

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teechrThey all work.
Thank you so much.
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I have reservations about using the word "job" in the context of artwork. "Job" sounds a little too informal and everyday when referring to art, which is supposed to be outside of the everyday experience. I'd stick to "work."
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AnonymousI have reservations about using the word "job" in the context of artwork. "Job" sounds a little too informal and everyday when referring to art, which is supposed to be outside of the everyday experience. I'd stick to "work."
I don't have a problem with it; "artwork" is more general and not the same as "(a) work of art."
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Karen15If I like someone's artwork, which of these expressions I can use?
Note that you don't need the noun. You can just say

Nice!
Great!
Beautiful!
Wonderful!
Spectacular!

CJ
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