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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Is there a difference between these two phrases?
She has worked for him for many years
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She worked with him for many years
Thank you!
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She worked with him for many years
Thank you!
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Anonymous She has worked for him for many years He is her boss now. Anonymous She worked with him for many years She and he used to be colleagues (co-workers).
- Anonymous She has worked for him for many years He is her boss now.
- Anonymous She worked with him for many years She and he used to be colleagues (co-workers).
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AnonymousShe has worked for him for many yearsHe is her boss now.
AnonymousShe worked with him for many yearsShe and he used to be colleagues (co-workers).
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Sorry, what i meant to say was
She has worked for him for many years
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She worked for him for many years
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She had worked for him for many years
She has worked for him for many years
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She worked for him for many years
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She had worked for him for many years
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AnonymousShe has worked for him for many yearsAfter many years, he is still her boss.
AnonymousShe worked for him for many yearsHe used to be her boss, but he is not her boss any more.
AnonymousShe had worked for him for many yearsThe sentence must have more context. There must
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