Item:

Noun:

1. An individual article or unit, especially one that is part of a list, collection, or inventory.
2. A distinct part or piece, especially of a set or series.
3. A detail or particular.

Prepositions:

• “Of” (item of)
• “On” (item on)
• “In” (item in)
• “For” (item for)

Collocations:

• Item on a list, item in a collection, item of clothing, item of furniture, item on the agenda, news item, menu item, specific item.

Example Sentences:

1. Please add this item to your shopping list.
2. This antique vase is a valuable item in our collection.
3. The agenda includes several important items for discussion.
4. She found a missing item in her luggage.
5. The museum curator cataloged each item in the exhibit.
6. He wrote a news item about the local election results.
7. The restaurant’s menu has a variety of vegetarian items.
8. The detective found a crucial item of evidence at the crime scene.
9. Each item on the checklist needs to be completed by the end of the day.
10. The store offers a discount on clearance items.
11. They discussed the first agenda item before moving to the next.
12. The auctioneer described each item before bidding started.
13. The librarian scanned the barcode of each item returned.
14. She placed each item carefully into the box for shipping.
15. The website lists items available for purchase online.
16. He found an interesting item while browsing the antique shop.
17. The document contains several numbered items for review.
18. The chef added a new item to the restaurant’s menu.
19. The clerk scanned each item at the checkout counter.
20. She purchased a few essential items from the grocery store.

Job:

Noun:

1. A paid position of regular employment.
2. A task or piece of work, especially one that is paid.
3. A specific duty, role, or function.

Prepositions:

• “At” (job at)
• “In” (job in)
• “For” (job for)
• “As” (job as)

Collocations:

• Job application, job interview, job offer, job description, full-time job, part-time job, dream job, freelance job, permanent job.

Example Sentences:

1. She started her new job at the accounting firm last week.
2. He’s looking for a job in marketing after graduation.
3. The company offered him a job as a software engineer.
4. She applied for a job at the local bookstore.
5. The job requires excellent communication skills.
6. He has a full-time job as a teacher.
7. The job involves working with children with special needs.
8. She received a job offer from a top-tier company.
9. He’s been searching for a job for several months.
10. The job posting attracted many qualified applicants.
11. She accepted a part-time job to earn extra income.
12. His dream job is to work in environmental conservation.
13. They discussed the job responsibilities during the interview.
14. The job market is competitive in their field.
15. She applied for a job as a graphic designer.
16. The company posted several job openings last month.
17. He’s been offered a job abroad but is unsure about relocating.
18. She’s excited about starting her new job next week.
19. The job requires attention to detail and problem-solving skills.
20. They discussed salary expectations during the job interview.