This is how I'd say it, I wouldn't use the past perfect here. I was working in New York until a few months ago when I quit my job for personal reasons. Floralex
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PreciousJonesI had been working in New York until a few months ago I quit my job for personal reasons.Grammatically, it's text book. It's correct, two events happened in the past which are no longer true.
dimsumexpressPreciousJonesI had been working in New York until a few months ago I quit my job for personal reasons.
Grammatically, it's text book. It's correct, two events happened in the past which are no longer true.
But I would reword it: I had been working in New York until I quit my job for personal reasons a few months a
PreciousJonesSo you're saying that it's grammatically correct and if I say it to someone during conversation they wouldn't think that it's weird or sounds funny? So why did you have to reword it?I am rather critical, even to myself. Having said that, I would use past perfect in your sentence.
dimsumexpressThank you vPreciousJonesSo you're saying that it's grammatically correct and if I say it to someone during conversation they wouldn't think that it's weird or sounds funny? So why did you have to reword it?
I am rather critical, even to myself. Having said that, I would use past perfect in your sentence.