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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
worked vs. has worked
1. She has worked there.
2. She worked there.
I know first one sounds like she still works there and second one sounds like she doesn't work there anymore.
But, if I don't know if she still works there now, how can I say?
Can I use"worked" when I am not sure if she still works there or not?
2. She worked there.
I know first one sounds like she still works there and second one sounds like she doesn't work there anymore.
But, if I don't know if she still works there now, how can I say?
Can I use"worked" when I am not sure if she still works there or not?
Top answer
Say what you are sure of. eg. I know that May worked there in 2013.
- Say what you are sure of.
- eg.
- I know that May worked there in 2013.
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Say what you are sure of.
eg.
I know that May worked there in 2013.
eg.
I know that May worked there in 2013.
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