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Coachpotato Posted 20 years ago
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It was a month ago ...
I have to complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning to the first one, using the word given.
I applied for the job a month ago. (MONTH)
It ..................................... I applied for the job.
I think it's 'was a month ago that (when?)' , am I right?
And what about 'has been a month since', it that correct?
TIA
I applied for the job a month ago. (MONTH)
It ..................................... I applied for the job.
I think it's 'was a month ago that (when?)' , am I right?
And what about 'has been a month since', it that correct?
TIA
Top answer
It is a month since I applied for the job. but still it is best to wait for a native to answer it.
- It is a month since I applied for the job.
- but still it is best to wait for a native to answer it.
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It is a month since I applied for the job.
but still it is best to wait for a native to answer it.
but still it is best to wait for a native to answer it.
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has been a month since, I'm sure that this is the correct answer because there is a similar exercise in the fce exam, and this the correct form.
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