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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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Has been & was, when a certification will be issued...
A certification will be issued to a staff on his last day in the company. Part of the content as follows:
This is to certify that XXX has been a staff of XXX company from dd/mm/YYYY to dd/mm/YYYY. His position was XXX.
Are the tenses in the above sentences correct ("has been" in the first sentence and "was" in the second one) ?
Thanks!
This is to certify that XXX has been a staff of XXX company from dd/mm/YYYY to dd/mm/YYYY. His position was XXX.
Are the tenses in the above sentences correct ("has been" in the first sentence and "was" in the second one) ?
Thanks!
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Hi, A certification will be issued to a staff on his last day in the company. Part of the content as follows: This is to certify that *** has been a staff of *** company from dd/mm/YY to dd/mm/YY. His position was ***.
- Hi, A certification will be issued to a staff on his last day in the company.
- Part of the content as follows: This is to certify that *** has been a staff of *** company from dd/mm/YY to dd/mm/YY.
- His position was ***.
- Are the tenses in the above sentences correct ("has been" in the first sentence and "was" in the second one) ?
- I would use 'was' in both cases.
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Hi,
A certification will be issued to a staff on his last day in the company. Part of the content as follows:
This is to certify that *** has been a staff of *** company from dd/mm/YY to dd/mm/YY. His position was ***.
Are the tenses in the above sentences correct ("has been" in the first sentence and "was" in the second one) ?
A certification will be issued to a staff on his last day in the company. Part of the content as follows:
This is to certify that *** has been a staff of *** company from dd/mm/YY to dd/mm/YY. His position was ***.
Are the tenses in the above sentences correct ("has been" in the first sentence and "was" in the second one) ?
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