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Knightofsports Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Has/had
The company that I worked for had a factory in China. Or
The company that I worked for has a factory in China.
Are both useable if I no longer work for this company?
Thank you!
The company that I worked for has a factory in China.
Are both useable if I no longer work for this company?
Thank you!
Top answer
If the company had the factory then, and still has the factory now, you could use either.
- If the company had the factory then, and still has the factory now, you could use either.
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If the company had the factory then, and still has the factory now, you could use either.
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KnightofsportsAre both useable if I no longer work for this company?Yes, if the company still has a factory in China.
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