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- 01-Oct-2009, 04:34 #1
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"have been" to describe a current job Is it correct to say "I have been a teacher for 5 years" to meant that one is a teacher and has been working for 5 years now ?
Thank you very much.
- 01-Oct-2009, 04:53 #2
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Teacher Re: "have been" to describe a current job Dear queux:
Yes.
Best wishes,
Petra
- 01-Oct-2009, 04:57 #3
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Threadstarter / Original Poster Re: "have been" to describe a current job Thank you, Petra.
Originally Posted by pyoung 
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