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Discusman Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

English 101 question, sorry..

0What's the difference between those two sentences? and are they correct in terms of grammar?02br
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00I have been working for this company for five years. - I'm still working for this company now02br
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00I had been worked for this company since 2001.- I am no longer working for this company. correct?02br
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00or I should say I had been working for this company for five years?0-
  

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0 See: 02br 05002br 05102br 02br 00 Also: 02br 00 click on the buttons underneath your posting here: 02br 00 esp02br 00 Perfect progressive, Present perfect,040pid8135241pid212421

— Marius Hancu

  • 0 See: 02br 05002br 05102br 02br 00 Also: 02br 00 click on the buttons underneath your posting here: 02br 00 esp02br 00 Perfect progressive, Present perfect,040pid8135241pid212421
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0 See: 02br
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00 Perfect progressive, Present perfect,040pid8135241pid212421
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0 Hi Discusman, this is the way I see it:02br
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  1. 01b00I have been working for this company for five years02b00 - I'm still working for this company, or I just quit, I just retired from this company. The meaning is 01i00"I have been working for this company up to now, for five years"02i00, and you are not sayi
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0Thanks Kooyeen. 050010id2
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01cite10Discusman12cite10What's the difference between those two sentences? and are they correct in terms of grammar?12br
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10I have been working for this company for five years. - I'm still working for this company now12br
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10I had been worked for this company since 2001.- I am no longer wo
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01cite10Kooyeen12cite10Hi Discusman, this is the way I see it:12br
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  1. 11b10I have been working for this company for five years12b10 - I'm still working for this company, or I just quit, I just retired from this company. The meaning is 11i10"I have been working fo
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