Do a great job vs Advance To a higher stage

The phrases 'do a great job' and 'advance to a higher stage' are not directly comparable as they convey different meanings. 'Do a great job' refers to performing well or excellently in a task, while 'advance to a higher stage' implies progressing to a more advanced level or phase. They are used in different contexts and cannot be interchanged.

Last updated: March 20, 2024

Do a great job

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English to express performing well or excellently in a task.

This phrase is used to praise someone for their excellent performance in a specific task or job. It is a positive and encouraging statement.

Examples:

You really did a great job on that presentation!
She always does a great job when it comes to organizing events.
I want to thank you for doing such a great job on this project.
The team did a great job in meeting the deadline.
He did a great job of fixing the car.

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Many malicious programs do a great job of hiding themselves.
They manage to do a great job and offer games from multiple developers (Net Entertainment and Microgaming) and these are both great choices.
Don't forget your contact details and how potential customers can reach you. And lastly, don't forget to do a great job with material design and production.
They do a great job, keeping fresh and silent the room.
They do a great job of responding quickly and professionally.
We do a great job of assisting and loving those around us.
The teams do a great job, and that's their work.
You do a great job considering you're under the strictures of reporting just the facts.
"These sisters do a great job," said Br.Rami, during the visit.
The Dyn's do a great job loading a room
On the one hand, as a church, we do a great job of having good spiritual conversations.
Your employer EXPECTS you to do a great job.
Over all, these stands do a great job and at a far lesser cost than the commercially available ones.
Look. Didn't we do a great job renovating?
Bishop Perkins, I know that you want Pastor Barlow to succeed you and I think that he would do a great job.
While Coverking used to do a great job of offering patterns for popular vehicles that look and feel similar to a Covercraft cover, they have now sought their own niche with unique items.
Even though the Dyn's do a great job with bass, the ELAC's sandwiched driver seems to add another higher level of detail to the bass regions.
For your people, they want to do a great job - no, really, despite your experiences, they do.
"Ocala Gran Prix is one of the most professionally run tracks in the country and Jorge Arellano and his staff do a great job making us feel right at home," explained Potter.

Alternatives:

perform well
excel in
accomplish a task successfully
deliver outstanding results
execute flawlessly

Advance To a higher stage

This phrase is correct and is used to indicate progressing to a more advanced level or phase.

This phrase is used when someone or something moves forward to a higher level, phase, or position. It implies growth, development, or promotion.