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Job site is two words.
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Is job site one word or two?
Job site is two words.
Work site one word or two?
work site Two words
Is job seeker one word or two?
Two words.
Is worksite one word or two?
Work site, two words.
Is work site one word?
Yes, campsite (a camp location) is one word, also used hyphenated as camp-site.
Where can one find information about word families?
One can find information about the word families on a website called Word Info. On this site one can find information on the word families and other words, their origin, other meanings, and other information.
How many syllables are in the word job?
The word job has one syllable.
Is website one word or two words?
both website and web site are correct; website is used more frequently
What is a Google wack?
A word or set of words that returns just one link. There are a bunch of rules (like no word list words) but basically the idea is to find a very limited <ahem> idea on the net, i.e. one site, google-wise.
Is a hyphenated word considered as one word?
You should always make the distinction between a compound word (such as homework) which is one word, and a hyphenated word, such as cross-reference, which is listed in the dictionary as one word, but is made from two words. Hyphenated words are two separate words linked to create a new word, or combined to form a common adjective. For example, on-site is an adjective meaning done on the site. Similarly, a low-budget film is neither a low film or a budget film. Hyphens are generally not used for verb pairs such as count down or mix up, but the nouns are one word (countdown, mixup). Some compound words such as makeup and homestyle have hyphenated variants that mean the same thing. Over time, many paired words become hyphenated and later may become one word.
What can one find on naukri com?
One can find job listings on the site.
Is the word website one word or two?
Website is regarded as one word these days. It used to be two words (web site) and is still written that way by some people (mostly older generations). But due to the evolution of the English language, the preferred spelling is one word.
