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Snuppelina Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
Work vs works
Hello, does plural for work exist?
For instance, I want to say that commissioning works have begun. Do I have to say work or works here?
I know that I can just say commissioning omiting work, but I'm particularly interested in this noun.
Thank you.
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You would be commissioning projects or jobs. "Works" usually means like pieces of literature, art, or music. the complete works of Chopin the works of Shakespeare the works of Monet
- You would be commissioning projects or jobs.
- "Works" usually means like pieces of literature, art, or music.
- the complete works of Chopin the works of Shakespeare the works of Monet
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You would be commissioning projects or jobs. "Works" usually means like pieces of literature, art, or music.
the complete works of Chopin
the works of Shakespeare
the works of Monet
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