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Cat navy 425 Posted 7 years ago
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I have been working in a government department since 2003. I would like to know between the two sentences

1. I have joined in this department in 2003

2.I joined in this department on 2003

In our office senior officers suggesting that the first one is correct as it shows relation with present.

Expecting your valuable suggestion

  

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cat navy 425 1. I have joined in this department in 20032. I joined in this department on 2003 They are both incorrect.

— Blue Jay

  • cat navy 425 1.
  • I have joined in this department in 20032.
  • I joined in this department on 2003 They are both incorrect.
  • You could say "I joined this department in 2003".
  • By the way, please don't post the same question twice.
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cat navy 4251. I have joined in this department in 20032.
I joined in this department on 2003

They are both incorrect. You could say "I joined this department in 2003".

By the way, please don't post the same question twice.

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cat navy 425I have been working in a government department since 2003. I would like to know the difference between the following two sentences.
cat navy 4251. I have joined in this department in 200
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