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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Business & Finance
english
who has been a judge in the court
here what is the real meaning- judge shall be presently working
or he can be retired judge
here what is the real meaning- judge shall be presently working
or he can be retired judge
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" it would mean that he was a judge in the past, but is not a judge now. " it would mean he is a judge now.
- " it would mean that he was a judge in the past, but is not a judge now.
- " it would mean he is a judge now.
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If you said something like, "John Smith, who has been a judge in the court, said..." it would mean that he was a judge in the past, but is not a judge now. However, if it said, "John Smith, who has been a judge in the court for five years, said..." it would mean he is a judge now.
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