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| 1. I have worked in five companies before I joined ACK Company. Is it correct to use " have" in this sentence ? Can I write : I worked in five companies before I joined ACK Company . 2. Currently, I'm involved with the writing of modules and training of in-service trainers as part of their continuing professional development. As for sentence 2, can I use " in " instead of using " with" ( I'm involved with writing ). Thank you. |
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1. In the first sentence you should use past perfect tense because the action is prior to that in the second sentence: I had worked in five companies before I joined... 2. Currently, I am involved in writing some modules and [in] training in-service trainees as part of.... Regards, |
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