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Difference between task and errand?For job, which one to use? see the title,:)
31 de ago de 2010 10:28
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here is the difference TASK 1. job assigned to somebody: a piece of work that somebody is given to do, usually short in duration or with a deadline 2. assignment: a piece of work or an assignment, especially one that is important or difficult ERRAND 1. short trip for somebody else's benefit: a short trip somewhere to do something on behalf of somebody else, e.g. to buy something or deliver a message She sometimes runs errands for me if I'm not well enough to go out. 2. task undertaken for somebody else: a task that somebody goes somewhere to carry out for somebody else well if you see in thesaurus the meaning of both task and errand are same ! both task and errand are noun hope that answers your queston ^_^
31 de agosto de 2010
Job, task and errand all refer to some type of work. A task is a set of actions that accomplish a goal. Usually a task is short in duration. An errand is a type of task that requires a short trip. A job is usually work that is done on an ongoing basis or over a long period of time. Jobs may involve many tasks and errands. However, some jobs might be small enough to be called tasks.
1 de setembro de 2010
When referring to job responsabilities, the work "task" is much more common. According to Sana's definition, the word "errand" would normally be used if you have to leave the office for something, like to deliver something to a client, or go buy some office supplies. Even in that case, "running an errand" could be considered a "task". Also, we use different verbs in association with each of those words, for example: You "perform a task". You "run an errand".
31 de agosto de 2010
My's select is task,because of I like Challenging myself.Everyday,the airplane had langing.May occur all kinds of faults,so we have to troubleshooting.
31 de agosto de 2010
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