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Yury Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
Engaged or Engaging
If the following two sentences are gramatically corret, what is the difference?
1) I have been engagin in this business since the year 2000.
2) I have be engaged in this business since the year 2000.
Thank you!
1) I have been engagin in this business since the year 2000.
2) I have be engaged in this business since the year 2000.
Thank you!
Top answer
I have been engaged ...
- I have been engaged ...
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Well...English is not my first language but
Yuri I don't think both sentences are correct!
It should be "I have been engaged in ..."
Natives! Any other suggestions?
Yuri I don't think both sentences are correct!
It should be "I have been engaged in ..."
Natives! Any other suggestions?
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Hi Yuri,
Both sentences are wrong. It should be "I have been engaged" as suggested by others.
Both sentences are wrong. It should be "I have been engaged" as suggested by others.
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And by the way, the present participle of 'engage' is 'engaging', not engagin.
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Thank you very much for the comments. I apologize for my careless spellings.
I corrected the incorrect spellings and posted the question as a new message.
I corrected the incorrect spellings and posted the question as a new message.
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