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"Overtime" is one word when referring to extra hours worked beyond the regular schedule.
As a plural form of a noun (referring to things), it might be used as in, The works are worn out., referring to the internal mechanisms of a watch; or as a verb (referring to action), as in, He works at a burger joint.The term, work's could be used as a form to show possession. Although, an example might be difficult to find, or imagine. It could also be a contraction of the words workand is, as in, work's going well today.
You know, I was working overtime researching this answer when it dawned on me that over time enough people will answer this question to bring about a sufficient consensus on the differences between these two words.
Labor can be both countable and uncountable. When referring to work in general, it is uncountable (e.g. "She is dedicated to her work"). However, when referring to specific instances of work or workers, it is countable (e.g. "There are five employees providing labor in the factory").
Use "work" when referring to tasks, duties, or the act of doing something, such as "I have to go to work tomorrow." Use "works" when referring to the output or results of someone's efforts, such as "Her latest piece of art is one of her best works."
The word "back" can go before all of these words: backstroke, backtail, back off, and back work.
Another word for "well done" referring to meat is over cooked. Other words for "well done" referring to a job are super work, nice job, tremendous performance, wonderful work, congratulations
Power = work/time So time = power/work and work = power x time.
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It changed over time from black and white to color?
Overtime is work paid at time and a half. Over time refers to the duration of an activity.
if you are forced to work over time, and you don't want to then, yes
don't give your work the over time. simple.
As a plural form of a noun (referring to things), it might be used as in, The works are worn out., referring to the internal mechanisms of a watch; or as a verb (referring to action), as in, He works at a burger joint.The term, work's could be used as a form to show possession. Although, an example might be difficult to find, or imagine. It could also be a contraction of the words workand is, as in, work's going well today.
There are several words that would fit. Fortitude, resilience, determination, or even toughness could work.
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Abraham Lincoln was referring to the unfinished civil war and the need for a victorious conclusion of it by the Federal armies. The Union would then be made whole again and slavery would be ended.
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