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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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She has been working for IBM since 1992.
She has worked for IBM since 1992.
Are the above sentences both correct? I'm not sure about the second one.If so,what is the difference in meaning?
She has worked for IBM since 1992.
Are the above sentences both correct? I'm not sure about the second one.If so,what is the difference in meaning?
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Both are fine; they mean the same. The first slightly emphasizes the duration; the second merely states the fact.
- Both are fine; they mean the same.
- The first slightly emphasizes the duration; the second merely states the fact.
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Both are fine; they mean the same. The first slightly emphasizes the duration; the second merely states the fact.
Both are fine; they mean the same. The first slightly emphasizes the duration; the second merely states the fact.
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