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Faisal amin Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
what's the difference?
I have been working for xyz company since 2005.
I have been working with xyz company since 2005.
I have been working at xyz company since 2005.
I have been working in xyz company since 2005.
I have been working with xyz company since 2005.
I have been working at xyz company since 2005.
I have been working in xyz company since 2005.
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Hello, Faisal—and welcome to English Forums. There is really no difference: you may use any of those prepositions if you are an employee. If you are another company, use 'with'.
- Hello, Faisal—and welcome to English Forums.
- There is really no difference: you may use any of those prepositions if you are an employee.
- If you are another company, use 'with'.
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Hello, Faisal—and welcome to English Forums.
There is really no difference: you may use any of those prepositions if you are an employee. If you are another company, use 'with'.
There is really no difference: you may use any of those prepositions if you are an employee. If you are another company, use 'with'.
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