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Having been trained for 2 years
Thjs is hard to convert to a clause because of "has become". Do you think it should be "After he has been trained" or "After he was trained" or "After he had been trained"?
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ex)Having been trained for 2 years, he has become very skillful in the trade.
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Re: Having been trained for 2 years

Originally Posted by
keannu
Thjs is hard to convert to a clause because of "has become". Do you think it should be "After he has been trained" or "After he was trained" or "After he had been trained"?
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ex)Having been trained for 2 years, he has become very skillful in the trade.
You could say "After being trained..."
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Re: Having been trained for 2 years
Or After training
PS If it's hard to convert to a clause, might that not be an argument for not trying to do so? You could easily use something like He was trained for two years and has..., though.
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