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Kenny1999 Posted 3 years ago
Grammar
Work or work for?
I am working a part-time job.
I am working for a part-time job.
Which one is correct and why?
Top answer
You work for a person or for a company. They are usually the ones who hire you to work for them. A part-time job can't hire you.
- You work for a person or for a company.
- They are usually the ones who hire you to work for them.
- A part-time job can't hire you.
- Use I am working a part-time job.
- Or just say I have a part-time job.
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You work for a person or for a company. They are usually the ones who hire you to work for them. A part-time job can't hire you.
Use I am working a part-time job.
Or just say I have a part-time job.
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