What is the difference between "job" and "work"?
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Work is both a verb and a noun (uncountable); job is mostly used as a noun (countable):
I’m busy – I have a lot of work. (uncountable noun)
I have two jobs – I’m a taxi driver, but I also work as a part-time fireman. (countable noun)
I’m a teacher at a nursery. It’s a great job – I love it. (countable noun)
We say go to work, start work, finish work:
I start work at 8 o’clock every morning.
I go to work by bus.
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