Which sounds more natural

American, English and Germany people were working here currently.

Are you sure it's 'were?'

American, English and Germany people are currently working here.

StarvinghystericalAre you sure it's 'were?'

Sorry, there were some typos.

Thanks for your suggestions!By the way, I want to know how I should describe about my company when I explain about it to some of my friends. In other words, is there any difference using between present tense and the progressive form when using "work"?

Thanks for your suggestions! By the way, I want to know how I should I describe about my company when I explain about it to some of my friends. In other words, is there any difference different using between present tense and the progressive form when using "work"?

In my opinion, searching on the Web can help you. But note that using righ

NugsoAmerican, English and Germany people are currently working here.

English or British, there is a distinction to be made http://www.quickanddirtytips.com/education/grammar/whats-the-difference-between-engl

Thanks! I wil.