work together
/wɜːrk təˈɡɛðər/
Meaning
To 'work together' means to collaborate or cooperate with one or more people to achieve a common goal. In academic contexts, this refers to group projects, study sessions, or lab experiments where students share the effort.
Examples
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The teacher asked us to work together in groups of three.
The teacher asked us to work together in groups of three.
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We need to work together to finish this science project by Friday.
We need to work together to finish this science project by Friday.
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Students learn more when they work together and discuss their ideas.
Students learn more when they work together and discuss their ideas.
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My classmate and I decided to work together to prepare for the final exam.
My classmate and I decided to work together to prepare for the final exam.
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It is easier to solve difficult problems when we work together.
It is easier to solve difficult problems when we work together.
Common Mistakes
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✗ We must work together with each other.
✓ We must work together.
Adding 'with each other' after 'work together' is redundant, as the word 'together' already implies mutual action.
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✗ The teacher wants us to make work together.
✓ The teacher wants us to work together.
Learners sometimes add unnecessary verbs like 'make' or 'do' before the verb phrase 'work together'.
Related Expressions
Practice
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For this assignment, you can ___ with a partner.
💡 Collaborate or cooperate on a task.
Show answer
work together
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We will finish the poster much faster if we all ___.
💡 Combine our efforts as a group.
Show answer
work together