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What is the difference between It's time to do some work! and It's time to do the work! and It's time to do work! ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
What is the difference between It's time to do some work! and It's time to do the work! and It's time to do work! ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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"It's time to do some work" sounds the most natural.
"Some work" is not so specific about the work you're doing. Maybe it's part of a big project, or just work in general.
"The work" implies there's a specific task you're going to do
"It's time to do work" doesn't sound natural at all. You would just say "It's time to work"
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