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    The document discusses the difference between a job and work. A job refers to an occupation or position that a person holds, such as a teacher or engineer, through which they earn money. Work refers to activities that involve physical or mental effort. The document provides examples showing that work can also refer to the place where activities are conducted, such as being at work or coming back from work.

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    The document discusses the difference between a job and work. A job refers to an occupation or position that a person holds, such as a teacher or engineer, through which they earn money. Work refers to activities that involve physical or mental effort. The document provides examples showing that work can also refer to the place where activities are conducted, such as being at work or coming back from work.

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    4.5 Prepositon of Place, Jiv Vs Work

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    Ana Guadalupe Patiño Estrada
    The document discusses the difference between a job and work. A job refers to an occupation or position that a person holds, such as a teacher or engineer, through which they earn money. Work refers to activities that involve physical or mental effort. The document provides examples showing that work can also refer to the place where activities are conducted, such as being at work or coming back from work.

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    JOB VS WORK

    Job=occupation/position (plumber, street cleaner, investment banker


    and real estate agent, engineer, teacher). You get money. So we
    can look for a job, find a job, interview for a job and, if all goes well,
    we get a job.
    “I’m interviewing for a job as a marine biologist this afternoon. I’m
    nervous.”

    Work = activities you are doing. Things that involve physical or mental effort.

    Work = place

    Work = place
    Work = activities I get to work at 9:00 am
    “Come on! Get up! There’s work to do!” Sorry. I’m at work at the moment. Can I call you back
    “There isn’t really much work to do around here. in a couple of hours?
    You can go home if you like.” Where’s Barretta? She’s usually back from
    work around now.”
    Prepositions of place
    JOB VS WORK
    Job=occupation/position (plumber, street cleaner, investment banker
    and real estate agent, engineer, teacher). You get money. So we
    can look for a job, find a job, interview for a job and, if all goes well,
    we get a job.
    “I’m interviewing for a job as a marine biologist this afternoon. I’m
    nervous.”

    Work = activities you are doing. Things that involve physical or mental effort.

    Work = place

    Work = place
    Work = activities I get to work at 9:00 am
    “Come on! Get up! There’s work to do!” Sorry. I’m at work at the moment. Can I call you back
    “There isn’t really much work to do around here. in a couple of hours?
    You can go home if you like.” Where’s Barretta? She’s usually back from
    work around now.”
    Prepositions of place
    JOB VS WORK
    Job=occupation/position (plumber, street cleaner, investment banker
    and real estate agent, engineer, teacher). You get money. So we
    can look for a job, find a job, interview for a job and, if all goes well,
    we get a job.
    “I’m interviewing for a job as a marine biologist this afternoon. I’m
    nervous.”

    Work = activities you are doing. Things that involve physical or mental effort.

    Work = place

    Work = place
    Work = activities I get to work at 9:00 am
    “Come on! Get up! There’s work to do!” Sorry. I’m at work at the moment. Can I call you back
    “There isn’t really much work to do around here. in a couple of hours?
    You can go home if you like.” Where’s Barretta? She’s usually back from
    work around now.”
    Prepositions of place
    JOB VS WORK
    Job=occupation/position (plumber, street cleaner, investment banker
    and real estate agent, engineer, teacher). You get money. So we
    can look for a job, find a job, interview for a job and, if all goes well,
    we get a job.
    “I’m interviewing for a job as a marine biologist this afternoon. I’m
    nervous.”

    Work = activities you are doing. Things that involve physical or mental effort.

    Work = place

    Work = place
    Work = activities I get to work at 9:00 am
    “Come on! Get up! There’s work to do!” Sorry. I’m at work at the moment. Can I call you back
    “There isn’t really much work to do around here. in a couple of hours?
    You can go home if you like.” Where’s Barretta? She’s usually back from
    work around now.”
    Prepositions of place
    JOB VS WORK
    Job=occupation/position (plumber, street cleaner, investment banker
    and real estate agent, engineer, teacher). You get money. So we
    can look for a job, find a job, interview for a job and, if all goes well,
    we get a job.
    “I’m interviewing for a job as a marine biologist this afternoon. I’m
    nervous.”

    Work = activities you are doing. Things that involve physical or mental effort.

    Work = place

    Work = place
    Work = activities I get to work at 9:00 am
    “Come on! Get up! There’s work to do!” Sorry. I’m at work at the moment. Can I call you back
    “There isn’t really much work to do around here. in a couple of hours?
    You can go home if you like.” Where’s Barretta? She’s usually back from
    work around now.”
    Prepositions of place
    JOB VS WORK
    Job=occupation/position (plumber, street cleaner, investment banker
    and real estate agent, engineer, teacher). You get money. So we
    can look for a job, find a job, interview for a job and, if all goes well,
    we get a job.
    “I’m interviewing for a job as a marine biologist this afternoon. I’m
    nervous.”

    Work = activities you are doing. Things that involve physical or mental effort.

    Work = place

    Work = place
    Work = activities I get to work at 9:00 am
    “Come on! Get up! There’s work to do!” Sorry. I’m at work at the moment. Can I call you back
    “There isn’t really much work to do around here. in a couple of hours?
    You can go home if you like.” Where’s Barretta? She’s usually back from
    work around now.”
    Prepositions of place
    JOB VS WORK
    Job=occupation/position (plumber, street cleaner, investment banker
    and real estate agent, engineer, teacher). You get money. So we
    can look for a job, find a job, interview for a job and, if all goes well,
    we get a job.
    “I’m interviewing for a job as a marine biologist this afternoon. I’m
    nervous.”

    Work = activities you are doing. Things that involve physical or mental effort.

    Work = place

    Work = place
    Work = activities I get to work at 9:00 am
    “Come on! Get up! There’s work to do!” Sorry. I’m at work at the moment. Can I call you back
    “There isn’t really much work to do around here. in a couple of hours?
    You can go home if you like.” Where’s Barretta? She’s usually back from
    work around now.”
    Prepositions of place
    JOB VS WORK
    Job=occupation/position (plumber, street cleaner, investment banker
    and real estate agent, engineer, teacher). You get money. So we
    can look for a job, find a job, interview for a job and, if all goes well,
    we get a job.
    “I’m interviewing for a job as a marine biologist this afternoon. I’m
    nervous.”

    Work = activities you are doing. Things that involve physical or mental effort.

    Work = place

    Work = place
    Work = activities I get to work at 9:00 am
    “Come on! Get up! There’s work to do!” Sorry. I’m at work at the moment. Can I call you back
    “There isn’t really much work to do around here. in a couple of hours?
    You can go home if you like.” Where’s Barretta? She’s usually back from
    work around now.”
    Prepositions of place
    JOB VS WORK
    Job=occupation/position (plumber, street cleaner, investment banker
    and real estate agent, engineer, teacher). You get money. So we
    can look for a job, find a job, interview for a job and, if all goes well,
    we get a job.
    “I’m interviewing for a job as a marine biologist this afternoon. I’m
    nervous.”

    Work = activities you are doing. Things that involve physical or mental effort.

    Work = place

    Work = place
    Work = activities I get to work at 9:00 am
    “Come on! Get up! There’s work to do!” Sorry. I’m at work at the moment. Can I call you back
    “There isn’t really much work to do around here. in a couple of hours?
    You can go home if you like.” Where’s Barretta? She’s usually back from
    work around now.”
    Prepositions of place
    JOB VS WORK
    Job=occupation/position (plumber, street cleaner, investment banker
    and real estate agent, engineer, teacher). You get money. So we
    can look for a job, find a job, interview for a job and, if all goes well,
    we get a job.
    “I’m interviewing for a job as a marine biologist this afternoon. I’m
    nervous.”

    Work = activities you are doing. Things that involve physical or mental effort.

    Work = place

    Work = place
    Work = activities I get to work at 9:00 am
    “Come on! Get up! There’s work to do!” Sorry. I’m at work at the moment. Can I call you back
    “There isn’t really much work to do around here. in a couple of hours?
    You can go home if you like.” Where’s Barretta? She’s usually back from
    work around now.”
    Prepositions of place

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