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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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since then or since ?
which one is correct ? :
" I attended the University in Madrid and since have been working in Spain" or
" I attended the University in Madrid and since then I have been working in Spain"
Thank you
" I attended the University in Madrid and since have been working in Spain" or
" I attended the University in Madrid and since then I have been working in Spain"
Thank you
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Anonymous " I attended the University in Madrid and since then I have been working in Spain" This is better, but can be improved. Capitalizing University looks odd as you don't give the name of the university. The is not needed.
- Anonymous " I attended the University in Madrid and since then I have been working in Spain" This is better, but can be improved.
- Capitalizing University looks odd as you don't give the name of the university.
- The is not needed.
- However, if you want to give the impression that you completed your studies, you might consider something like this: I have a PhD/MA (or something else) from Madrid University* and I have been working in Spain ever since I completed my studies.
- *Replace with the name of the university.
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Anonymous" I attended the University in Madrid and since then I have been working in Spain"This is better, but can be improved. Capitalizing University looks odd as you don't give the name of the university. The is not needed. However, if you want to give the impression that you completed your studies, you might consider something like th
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