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Keylogger Posted 14 years ago
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How to build this sentence correctly?
Mr. A is employed as software engineer in B team within C department with Company D in a permanent and full time role from 1 January 2011 until 5 September 2012.
Is that sentence correct ?
Is that sentence correct ?
- Should I use past tense or present tense here? Mr. A is or was employed ?
- Company D has many departments and each department has many teams. So is it correct to say "employed as software engineer in B team within C department with Company D" ?
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I might chose different linking words, but this is generally correct. And, yes, I would use the past tense since you are talking about an employment that is now over. Here, for example, is one way to word this.
- I might chose different linking words, but this is generally correct.
- And, yes, I would use the past tense since you are talking about an employment that is now over.
- Here, for example, is one way to word this.
- Mr.
- A was employed as a software engineer on B team of Company D's Department C in a permanent, full-time position from 1 January 2011 until 5 September 2012.
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I might chose different linking words, but this is generally correct. And, yes, I would use the past tense since you are talking about an employment that is now over. Here, for example, is one way to word this.
Mr. A was employed as a software engineer on B team of Company D's Department C in a permanent, full-time position from 1 January 2011 until 5 September 2012.
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Mr. A was employed as a software engineer on B team of Company D's Department C in a permanent, full-time position from 1 January 2011 until 5 September 2012.
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