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Prepositions Used with the Verb ‘Work’
Prepositions commonly used with the verb “work” depend on the context of how “work” is being used. Here are the most frequent prepositions paired with “work” and examples to clarify their usage:
1. Work at
- Used to specify a location where someone works. Examples:
- She works at a bank.
- I work at a software company.
2. Work in
- Used when referring to a specific industry, field, or location. Examples:
- He works in marketing.
- They work in an office.
- She works in education.
3. Work for
- Used to indicate the employer or the beneficiary of the work. Examples:
- I work for a multinational company.
- She works for a charity.
4. Work on
- Used when referring to a specific task, project, or goal someone is engaged in. Examples:
- He’s working on a new marketing strategy.
- I am working on improving my presentation skills.
5. Work with
- Used to indicate collaboration with people, tools, or systems. Examples:
- She works with a team of designers.
- He works with data analytics tools.
6. Work as
- Used to specify someone’s role or job title. Examples:
- He works as a consultant.
- I work as a teacher.
Each preposition alters the meaning slightly, focusing on different aspects like place, industry, project, employer, or role.
More and more examples
Here are 50 questions using the verb “work” with its prepositions and the structure “Do you know…”:
1.Do you know where she works at?
- Do you know what company he works for?
- Do you know who works with John on that project?
- Do you know if they work in the finance industry?
- Do you know which field she works in?
- Do you know if he works at a multinational company?
- Do you know what department they work in?
- Do you know who she works for now?
- Do you know where they work on weekends?
- Do you know what project they are working on?
- Do you know if she works as a manager?
- Do you know which team he works with?
- Do you know where they work in the city?
- Do you know what company she used to work for?
- Do you know who he works with on the new campaign?
- Do you know what industry she works in?
- Do you know if they work at the headquarters?
- Do you know if she works on weekends?
- Do you know what he’s been working on lately?
- Do you know if he works for a tech company?
- Do you know where she works in healthcare?
- Do you know who he works for in the government?
- Do you know where she works at in the city?
- Do you know if they work as software developers?
- Do you know if she works in marketing or sales?
- Do you know if he’s still working with that team?
- Do you know what tool they work with for data analysis?
- Do you know if they work at the branch downtown?
- Do you know what she’s working on at the moment?
- Do you know if he works with external clients?
- Do you know where he works as a freelancer?
- Do you know if she works for the government?
- Do you know what type of projects she works on?
- Do you know if they work with international partners?
- Do you know if she works on her own projects?
- Do you know which company he used to work for?
- Do you know where they work in the tech sector?
- Do you know what organization she works for?
- Do you know who he’s currently working with?
- Do you know what he’s working on for his thesis?
- Do you know if they work for a startup or a corporation?
- Do you know what he works on during his free time?
- Do you know where she works as a consultant?
- Do you know if they work at the main office?
- Do you know which sector he works in?
- Do you know what app they work with to manage tasks?
- Do you know what she works as in her new job?
- Do you know where he works on developing new skills?
- Do you know who she works for in the legal department?
- Do you know if he works with a different team now?
Here are 50 questions using the verb “work” with prepositions at the end of the question:
- Do you know which company she works at?
- Do you know who he works for?
- Do you know what project they are working on?
- Do you know who she works with?
- Do you know what industry he works in?
- Do you know which department they work in?
- Do you know which team she works with?
- Do you know where he works at?
- Do you know what company he works for?
- Do you know what she is working on?
- Do you know what tool they work with?
- Do you know who he is working for?
- Do you know what field she works in?
- Do you know who they work with?
- Do you know where she works in?
- Do you know what office they work at?
- Do you know which clients they work with?
- Do you know what area he works in?
- Do you know who she is working for?
- Do you know where they work at?
- Do you know what he’s been working on?
- Do you know which project they are working on?
- Do you know who he collaborates with?
- Do you know what organization she works for?
- Do you know what company they used to work for?
- Do you know what department he works in?
- Do you know who she works with on the team?
- Do you know what city she works in?
- Do you know which team they work on?
- Do you know what position he works in?
- Do you know who they are currently working with?
- Do you know where they work at right now?
- Do you know what tools they work with on this project?
- Do you know who they report to?
- Do you know what industry he works in now?
- Do you know what team she works with at her new job?
- Do you know where she works at on the weekends?
- Do you know which company he is employed by?
- Do you know who she is partnered with?
- Do you know what team they collaborate with?
- Do you know where he works at in the city?
- Do you know what role she works in?
- Do you know who she works for now?
- Do you know which office she works at?
- Do you know what field he works in?
- Do you know what company they are working for?
- Do you know who she is working with on the project?
- Do you know where he works at during the week?
- Do you know which department he works in?
- Do you know what industry she is employed in?