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JesterLegacy Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
What are their meanings?
Do these two sentences have different meanings? If so, what are their meanings and differences?
1. She has worked as a waitress.
2. She had worked as a waitress.
1. She has worked as a waitress.
2. She had worked as a waitress.
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1. She has worked as a waitress. -- A statement of a life experience.
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- She has worked as a waitress.
- -- A statement of a life experience.
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- She had worked as a waitress.
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1. She has worked as a waitress.-- A statement of a life experience.
2. She had worked as a waitress. -- Before some other past experience stated in the context.
2. She had worked as a waitress. -- Before some other past experience stated in the context.
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