Difference in meaning?
1. He got the job as his english is good.
2. He got the job as his english was good.
What is the difference in meaning between the two sentences? Thanks in advance.
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anonymous 1. He got the job as his E nglish is good. 2.
- anonymous 1.
- He got the job as his E nglish is good.
- 2.
- He got the job as his E nglish was good.
- What is the difference in meaning between the two sentences?
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anonymous1. He got the job as his English is good.
2. He got the job as his English was good.
What is the difference in meaning between the two sentences? Thanks in advance.
There is no difference. The two sentences are understood to have the same meani
01. He got the job as his English is good. This suggests his English is still good now.
2. He got the job as his English was good. This tells us nothing about how his English is now. In fact, it doesn't even tell us if he is still alive now!
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