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Lucas21c Posted 13 years ago
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Could you tell me as which sentence between A and B the following sentence is same?
Their new director has a fantastic track record working with other large corporations.
A. Their new director has a fantastic track record in working with other large corporations.
B. Their new director has a fantastic track record while working with other large corporations
Their new director has a fantastic track record working with other large corporations.
A. Their new director has a fantastic track record in working with other large corporations.
B. Their new director has a fantastic track record while working with other large corporations
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A. Their new director has a fantastic track record in working with other large corporations. B.
- A.
- Their new director has a fantastic track record in working with other large corporations.
- B.
- Their new director had a fantastic track record while working with other large corporations.
- Either one of the above is OK.
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A. Their new director has a fantastic track record in working with other large corporations.
B. Their new director had a fantastic track record while working with other large corporations.
Either one of the above is OK.
B. Their new director had a fantastic track record while working with other large corporations.
Either one of the above is OK.
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If you met the original sentence, "Their new director has a fantastic track record working with other large corporations," how would you understand it? In the way of A or B?
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