Pronunciation: /wɜːrk ɒn/
noun a task or activity involving mental or physical effort done in order to achieve a purpose or result
A1 I enjoy work on drawing in my sketchbook.
A2 They are planning to work on expanding their business internationally.
B1 The team needs to work on developing a strategic plan.
B2 Her work on the documentary shed light on an important social issue.
C1 The professor's work on the subject is considered groundbreaking.
C2 The artist's work on the sculpture took years to complete, but the result was worth it.
verb to perform a task or activity involving mental or physical effort in order to achieve a purpose or result
A1 I work on my homework every day after school.
A2 She works on improving her English skills by reading books.
B1 The team is currently working on a new project proposal.
B2 I have been working on this problem for hours, but I still can't solve it.
C1 The scientist is working on a groundbreaking research project that could change the world.
C2 As a seasoned professional, she works on developing innovative solutions to complex problems.
preposition used to indicate the object or goal of an action or activity
A1 I need to work on my English grammar.
A2 She is working on a new project for her art class.
B1 I have been working on improving my presentation skills.
B2 The team is working on developing a new software application.
C1 The researchers are working on a groundbreaking study in the field of medicine.
C2 The author is working on a sequel to her bestselling novel.
formal I will work on the project proposal and have it ready for review by Friday.
informal I've been working on fixing my car all weekend.
slang I need to work on my dance moves before the party.
figurative She needs to work on her communication skills to be a better team player.
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