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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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difference

What is the difference between :
I was working
I have been working
  

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I was working-- there was a specific time/event "I was working yesterday at my job"
I have been working-- it is a frequent activity "I have been working a lot this month"
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I was working - at a specific time (I was working when the boss arrived) or during a period (I was working all Saturday) in the past. The speaker is no longer working.

I have been working - at specific times or during time periods in a time period continuing up to the present. The speaker may still be working at the moment of speaking (I have

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