Well, Ramiro, we hope this helps to answer your question.Īnd to our listeners everywhere, what question do you have about American English? Send us an email at that’s Ask a Teacher!Īrmen Kasabian wrote this story for VOA Learning English. Your assignment is to finish all three tasks before the end of the day. If you ever worked in a job, the boss may say: “Task ” and “Assignment” are often used in work situations too. today, I need to do the following tasks: take out the garbage, walk my dog and go shopping. For example, we make lists of tasks to better organize our time. Ways to use ‘task’ and ‘assignment’ togetherīoth tasks and assignments are often related to time. But luckily, I only need to read 10 pages a day. But students need to know how to take a big assignment and separate it into smaller tasks. Teachers give students assignments every day.
Our test is on Friday, so your assignment tonight is to study everything we learned this past month.
Here is an example:Īlthough learning a computer programming language is a difficult task, I will do my best to study it for my future career.Īn assignment means someone is giving you an activity or task to complete. Tasks are often connected to a bigger goal. My task today is to feed the cats before leaving for school. What are the tasks you must do during your day?
Think about a day in your life and the responsibilities you have. But you can give a task to yourself, or someone else can give you a task to complete.Īny activity you want to finish can become a task. An assignment is usually a task that someone gives you to do.Ī task describes an activity that can be done in your daily life. This week on Ask a Teacher, we answer a question from Ramiro, who is in Brazil.Ĭould you tell me the difference between a task and an assignment? And how do we use them in our daily life?Īs you may know, both task and assignment are nouns describing an activity that you must complete.Ī task is something you have to do.
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