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Blew Posted 15 years ago
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"For example, and I "

Hi,

I would like to ask you some questions.

First,

"For example, my friend and I played ..." In this sentence, should the "m" of "my" and "I" be capital ?

By the way, i dont want to create a new thread. So I have a question too Emotion: smile

Is this sentence "I have played ... and have worked ... " correct ? or, should i use "I have played ... and worked ..." ? If the verbs are in present perfect tense.
  

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' I ' is always capitalised; the 'm' in 'my is not (unless it starts a sentence). 'I have played and worked' is usually OK, but it depends on the further context. Rover

— Rover_KE

  • ' I ' is always capitalised; the 'm' in 'my is not (unless it starts a sentence).
  • 'I have played and worked' is usually OK, but it depends on the further context.
  • Rover
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'I' is always capitalised; the 'm' in 'my is not (unless it starts a sentence).

'I have played and worked' is usually OK, but it depends on the further context.

Rover
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Well, thanks for answer.

This is the sentence;

"I have played in various music bands and have worked in different teams". It is only one sentence. So, i should use "worked" instead of "have worked" ? in the pr. perfect.
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