workcountableoruncountable

2011年2月21日 — “Work” is both uncountable and countable depending on how you use it – as explained in the post. You can say both “a piece of work”, “two pieces ...

Work as a countable noun means something created, especially a book or painting or piece of music or sculpture: She bought me the complete works of Shakespeare ...

We don't use work with the indefinite article (a) or in the plural. The word for a specific occupation or task is job, which is a countable noun:.

There are obvious differences, such as 'job' being a countable noun and 'work' being uncountable. 'Work' can also be a verb but 'job' can't. Here are some of ...

2012年7月25日 — Work is both a verb and a noun (uncountable); job is mostly used as a noun (countable): ... We say go to work, start work, finish work: I start ...

work → uncountable. Meaning: a job done for money, or any productive activity. Example sentence: My uncle Bill is very lazy, and he's never done a full ...

2014年10月16日 — Job is a countable noun. You can have one job or more than one job. My ... Work is an uncountable noun. You cannot say 'a work' or 'two works ...

1[uncountable] the job that a person does, especially in order to earn money synonym employment She had been out of work (= without a job) for a year. · 2[ ...