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I want to say that i work (in the past and now) at the same time when i study (in the past and now) - i mean that i started working in 2010 and studying at 2010. Im not sure which tense i should use. Is the phrase correct:
i have gained experience while studying at... (the rest of sentence says about the consequences of this) If not, how i should write it?
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nevereverhardly I want to say that i work (in the past and now) at the same time when i study (in the past and now) - i mean that i started working in 2010 and studying at 2010. Im not sure which tense i should use. Is the phrase correct: I have been studying and working since 2010.
- nevereverhardly I want to say that i work (in the past and now) at the same time when i study (in the past and now) - i mean that i started working in 2010 and studying at 2010.
- Im not sure which tense i should use.
- Is the phrase correct: I have been studying and working since 2010.
- nevereverhardly i have gained experience while studying at...
- (the rest of sentence says about the consequences of this) If not, how i should write it?
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nevereverhardlyI want to say that i work (in the past and now) at the same time when i study (in the past and now) - i mean that i started working in 2010 and studying at 2010. Im not sure which tense i should use. Is the phrase correct:
I have been studying and working since 2010.
nevereverhardlyi have gained experience w
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