What is the difference between work on and work at?

To work on something places emphasis on what the person is currently doing, while working at something puts more emphasis on the specific end goal they are working towards.

Will work on it meaning?

(work on something) to spend time producing or improving something.

Would it work vs Will it work?

You can use either “will” or “would” in your reply. If you are absolutely certain that August 1 will work for you, it makes sense to use “will” rather than “would”. If you’re making a guess that August 1 will be okay, it makes sense to use “should”: That date should work for me, but I’m not sure.

Did a good job on or in?

Use “on” 90\% of the time. “On” tells us what you did a good job on. “In” can tell us where or when you did a good job. (In this answer, I’ll treat “good job,” “good work,” “great job,” and “great work,” as the same word.

What is another word for working on it?

What is another word for working on?

in the throes of	grappling with
slaving at	toiling at
toiling with	weathering
working at	braving
busy with	confronting

Were working on it meaning?

This implies that you know the polite thing to do, it doesn’t ask the other person to standby while you try to force your child to say something.

Were working or was working?

They’re both correct, and there’s very little difference in meaning. As the above forumite mentions, ‘were working’ could imply that they were doing some type of work at the bank, but were not necessarily employees. In the second one, it’s clear that they were bank employees.

Would it work meaning?

Would this work, on the other hand, is a little closer to asking if it could work, asking if there is a possible way that it will work, rather than a high certainty that that will work.

Would it be okay in formal way?

A slight correction, normally we would say “Is it okay with you if…” If you are trying to get a bit more formal, you could say “Would it be alright with you if…” or “Would it be possible for me to take it…”

What is the difference between “to work on something” and “work at something?

To work on something places emphasis on what the person is currently doing, while working at something puts more emphasis on the specific end goal they are working towards.

What does it mean to work towards something?

[work towards something] to do things that help you to make progress towards something that you want to achieve Both countries are working towards peace in the region. Synonyms and related words.

What does I’m working on it mean?

English (US) Hahaha. “I’m working on it,” means you are working to finish/complete a project or task. Example: “Did you finish the presentation?”. “No, but I’m working on it.”. “Can you wash the dishes?”. “Yeah, already working on it.”. “I’m working it,” means you’re making something look good. This is usually used when you wear clothes

What is attitude in the workplace?

Attitude to me refers to the ‘feel’ part of your work. It relates to how you feel about your work and your approach towards work. Hence, work attitude behavior is intangible. You cannot see it. Your colleagues cannot see it. But people can feel it.