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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Was/had been?
Please suggest which of the following sentences is better?
I was working for 3 years in ABC clinic.
I had been working for 3 years in ABC clinic.
Which sentence is better?
I was working for 3 years in ABC clinic.
I had been working for 3 years in ABC clinic.
Which sentence is better?
Top answer
Neither. If you still work for ABC: I have been working for ABC Clinic for 3 years. If you don't work for ABC now: I worked for ABC Clinic for 3 years.
- Neither.
- If you still work for ABC: I have been working for ABC Clinic for 3 years.
- If you don't work for ABC now: I worked for ABC Clinic for 3 years.
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Neither.
If you still work for ABC: I have been working for ABC Clinic for 3 years.
If you don't work for ABC now: I worked for ABC Clinic for 3 years.
If you still work for ABC: I have been working for ABC Clinic for 3 years.
If you don't work for ABC now: I worked for ABC Clinic for 3 years.
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