DO SOME WORK

Definition: Engage in an activity for the purpose of accomplishing a task or producing a result.

Synonyms: Get Busy, Take Action, Work Hard, Get Productive, Be Efficient

Usage Examples in Sentences

Can you please do some work in the garden and plant these flowers?

The chef asked me to do some work in preparing the appetizers.

We should do some work on organizing the books on the shelves.

The chef decided to do some work on the recipe, adding a unique twist to make it stand out.

As a writer, I often do some work on crafting engaging openings to capture readers' attention.

The teacher encouraged the students to do some work on their research projects over the weekend.

She always complains about having to do some work on Saturdays.

We should do some work on improving our communication skills.

Do some work now to avoid stress later.

#10

In order to meet our goals, we have to do some work.

#11

I always try to do some work before taking a break.

#12

She enjoys taking breaks to do some work.

#13

After procrastinating for too long, he finally decided to do some work.

#14

Do some work diligently for better results.

#15

Students often neglect to do some work until the last minute.

#16

He promised to do some work as soon as possible.