Tedwonny
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- Jan 10, 2012
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I happened to come across this phrase a day or two ago while I was listening to the BBC podcasts.
Instead of saying 'you've done a good job' as a compliment, the presenter says
YOU'VE MADE A GOOD JOB OF THIS.
I was just not too sure if 'make' collocates with 'job' meaning the same as 'do'.
Thank you very much
Instead of saying 'you've done a good job' as a compliment, the presenter says
YOU'VE MADE A GOOD JOB OF THIS.
I was just not too sure if 'make' collocates with 'job' meaning the same as 'do'.
Thank you very much