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  1. 06-Mar-2010, 07:29 #1
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    Default I worked/have word

    Is it possible to explain the difference between these 3 sentences in a few words ?
    "I worked in China."
    "I have worked in China."
    "I have been working in China."
  2. 06-Mar-2010, 07:36 #2
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    Default Re: I worked/have word

    not at teacher

    Different tenses are used - past tense, present perfect tense and present perfect continuous tense. Just read up more on the tenses.
    Last edited by tedtmc; 06-Mar-2010 at 12:02.
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