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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
has been employed + occupied
Hello everyone.
I received the following sentence in my reference and am unsure if it is grammatically correct:
"After she has been employed, she initially occupied the function intern."
For me it just sounds weird but am unsure what needs to be corrected. Any suggestions what would be correct?
Thanks for your help!
I received the following sentence in my reference and am unsure if it is grammatically correct:
"After she has been employed, she initially occupied the function intern."
For me it just sounds weird but am unsure what needs to be corrected. Any suggestions what would be correct?
Thanks for your help!
Top answer
You cannot use the present perfect. "
- You cannot use the present perfect.
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You cannot use the present perfect.
"After she was employed, she initially worked as an intern."
"After she was employed, she initially worked as an intern."
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