Work done by a force depends on a few important things:

1. Strength of the Force: The stronger you push, the more work you do. For instance, pushing a heavy box takes more effort than pushing a light one.

2. Distance Moved: The work increases when you move something farther. If you push the box over a longer distance, you are doing more work.

3. Direction of the Push: Work also changes based on the angle between your push and the direction the object moves. The way to think about work looks like this: $W = F \cdot d \cdot \cos(\theta)$ Here, $W$ stands for work, $F$ means force, $d$ is the distance, and $\theta$ is the angle.

By understanding these factors, we can see how forces affect our everyday activities, like lifting weights or moving things around!