Red5 said:Either could be used, depending on the context. ;-)
bmo said:Red5 said:Either could be used, depending on the context. ;-)
Could you please give me some examples?
bmo said:Another one please,
I am bored on the job and I am bored with the job, what is the difference here? Are both correct grammatically? Thanks and have a great day.
BMO
tdol said:It does, but 'on the job'probably means anytime you're working. 'With'suggests the malaise is more serious and doesn't end with the end of the working day.;-)
bmo said:Thanks again. BMO