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User_gary Posted 18 years ago
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Since when are you working here?

For how many hours are you working?
How many hours are you working for?
Since when are you working here?

Please correct my sentences.
  

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Here's what I would say: How many hours have you been working (for)? Since when have you been working here? - for me expresses surprise in the fact that you are working here or said sarcastically to someone who DOESN'T work here, but is acting as if they did.

— Optilang

  • Here's what I would say: How many hours have you been working (for)?
  • Since when have you been working here?
  • - for me expresses surprise in the fact that you are working here or said sarcastically to someone who DOESN'T work here, but is acting as if they did.
  • I would ask :- How long have you been working here?
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Here's what I would say:

How many hours have you been working (for)?

Since when have you been working here? - for me expresses surprise in the fact that you are working here or said sarcastically to someone who DOESN'T work here, but is acting as if they did.

I would ask :- How long have you been working here?
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I agree with Optilang. Since when suggests surprise, sarcasm, even a challenging attitude.
[Look, Buddy, I'm in charge here! --- Since when!]
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