Job or Work? Job is a regular noun. Work is a verb or an uncountable noun. Examples: Do you have a job? He has two jobs. Do you work for this company? I have some work to do in the garden.
Tip of the week: Both, either, neither.
[:es] Both-Either-Neither Both: This and that. Example: I can speak both English and Spanish. Either: This or that. Example: I can speak either English or Spanish if you prefer? Neither: Not this and not that. Example: I can speak neither English nor Spanish.
Tip of the week: Semicolons.
Semicolons Semicolons are used to connect two independent clauses that, though they could stand on their own, are closely related. Example: Call me tomorrow; I’ll have an answer for you by then. If there’s a coordinating conjunction beween the two clauses, e.g. ‘but’, or ‘or’, then use a comma instead. Example: Call me tomorrow, and…