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Band 6+: what are the differences between difficult jobs and easy jos?

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Well, it really depends on the type of work because for someone, physical work is really difficult. For example, jobs such as construction and being a chef require long hours of standing and moving, and they require lifting heavy things. For someone, a mental job is really dry. For example, lawyers or teachers work under pressure, which really affects the nervous system.

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Well, it really depends on type of work because for someone physical work is really difficult. For example, work such as construction and chef require long hours standing and moving require lifting heavy things. For someone mental job is really dry. For example, lawyers or teachers work under pressure which really affect nervous system.

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The answer is relevant to the question and provides some valid points of comparison between difficult and easy jobs. However, it would benefit from a more structured approach, perhaps by explicitly listing the key differences rather than using examples. Expanding on the types of difficulties encountered in each job category would also strengthen the response.

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