can we say "I have a hard job." or we should say"I have a difficult job."? Which one is correct?
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They are interchangeable. Both of these sentences sound correct :)
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both are right, but hard work\job can mean intense not just difficult
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I believe it would be best to say:
'I have a difficult job'' (correct)
and/or
'My job is hard'.
To have a hard job seems, to me, to sound like your job is very dense, like a rock is dense/hard. It is more colloquial to say "my job's tuff/hard" or the less formal ''My job sucks."
Either way, the meaning of your idea would be understood so I would not worry about it too much.
Nick
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