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Mack last Posted 12 years ago
Grammar

Mr. James does not work in Plaza Hotel or Mr. James is not working at Plaza Hotel, currently.

Whats the difference between 2 sentences. Which one to use if Hotel manager who had resigned in many years ago or just recently?
  

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The time of his employment is not indicated in either sentence. The first doesn't even say that he "used to" work there. You can say Mr.

— Philip

  • The time of his employment is not indicated in either sentence.
  • The first doesn't even say that he "used to" work there.
  • You can say Mr.
  • Jones no longer works at the Plaza Hotel or Mr.
  • Jones doesn't work at the Plaza Hotel or Mr.
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The time of his employment is not indicated in either sentence. The first doesn't even say that he "used to" work there. You can say Mr. Jones no longer works at the Plaza Hotel or Mr. Jones doesn't work at the Plaza Hotel or Mr. Jones has never worked at the Plaza Hotel.
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Can I say Mr James don't work in the Plaza Hotel anymore, also?
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mack lastCan I say Mr James don't work in the Plaza Hotel anymore, also?
No. That is used for all persons except 3rd person singular.
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