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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Past tense
Hello, I would like to ask you about the following two sentences.
When he worked as a postman, he earned 400 dollars a month.
When he worked as a postman, he was earning 400 dollars a month.
Could you please tell me which of them is correct? Or are they both possible?
Thank you
When he worked as a postman, he earned 400 dollars a month.
When he worked as a postman, he was earning 400 dollars a month.
Could you please tell me which of them is correct? Or are they both possible?
Thank you
Top answer
They're both fine.
- They're both fine.
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