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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
How is correct?
I want to say that I'm no longer an employer. So, how is correct?
I was an employer.
I have been an employer.
I was an employer.
I have been an employer.
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It depends on the context. I was an employer at that time. I was an employer for several years.
- It depends on the context.
- I was an employer at that time.
- I was an employer for several years.
- I have been an employer, so I know what it's like.
- You can also say I used to be an employer .
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It depends on the context.
I was an employer at that time.
I was an employer for several years.
I have been an employer, so I know what it's like.
You can also say I used to be an employer.
I was an employer at that time.
I was an employer for several years.
I have been an employer, so I know what it's like.
You can also say I used to be an employer.
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Because of the bad economy, I had to lay off all my workers. I still have my business, but I have no employees.
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AnonymousI want to say that I'm no longer an employer. So,If you want to say that you are no longer an employer, why not say "I'm no longer an employer"? Or, "I'm not an employer anymore". Neither of the other two sentences says what you want to say more exactly than you have already saidhowwhich is correct?
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