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She has worked for last two years. Is this correct?
- She has worked for last two years.
- Is this correct?
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All of these would be okay:
She has been working for the last two year.
She has been working for two years.
She has worked for the last two years.
She has worked for two years.
This one is okay too, but she may have worked for two years in the past, say from 2003--2005.
She worked for two years.
She has been working for the last two year.
She has been working for two years.
She has worked for the last two years.
She has worked for two years.
This one is okay too, but she may have worked for two years in the past, say from 2003--2005.
She worked for two years.
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rcteja I would be happy to correct you I am sure you should say
" She has been working for two years".
Thanks
" She has been working for two years".
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rctejaShe has been worked for two years.You can only say that if "she" is a horse!
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