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En esta clase, aprenderás la diferencia entre "job" y "work" en inglés. Tanto "job" como "work" significan "trabajo", pero no se usan en la mismas situaciones. "Job" es más específico, mientras que "work" es más general. "Job" se refiere a un empleo, una ocupación, una profesión, un oficio o una tarea específico, mientras que "work" se refiere a la actividad o el esfuerzo físico o mental que se lleva a cabo a fin de lograr o producir algo. Por tanto, tu "job" es tu trabajo o empleo, mientras que "work" es lo que haces en tu trabajo o empleo. "Work" también se usa para referirse al lugar o entorno de trabajo y también como el verbo "trabajar". EJERCICIO: Llena el espacio con "job" o "work" según sea más apropiado. I like my ____ as a janitor. The ____ I do at school is fun. They ____ too hard. What ____ would you like to get when you graduate. Construction is hard ____. My lazy cousin doesn't ____ very much. He needs to get a ____. We have several ____ to do this morning. I'll see you at ____. ____ is good for you. Kelly used to ____ for the government. A ____ as a plumber is good honest ____. We're proud of the ____ we do. Doug just got home from ____. There's a lot of ____ to do at my ____ today. SOLUCIONES: I like my job as a janitor. The work I do at school is fun. They work too hard. What job would you like to get when you graduate. Construction is hard work. My lazy cousin doesn't work very much. He needs to get a job. We have several jobs to do this morning. I'll see you at work. Work is good for you. Kelly used to work for the government. A job as a plumber is good honest work. We're proud of the work we do. Doug just got home from work. There's a lot of work to do at my job today. Únete como colaborador de este canal para obtener acceso a beneficios exclusivos: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFaZkbMaO8jNujvgIm3tjCQ/join
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