I have given her a piece of work.
Explanation:
- A work: While "work" can refer to a task or activity, it is more commonly used in the plural form "works" when discussing multiple tasks or projects.
- A piece of work: This phrase refers to a specific task or project, making it the most suitable option to complete the sentence.
- Some works: This phrase is in the plural form and may imply multiple tasks or projects, which doesn't necessarily match the context of the sentence.
- Many works: This phrase indicates a significant number of tasks or projects, which might not accurately reflect the intended meaning of the sentence. "A piece of work" is a more appropriate choice.
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