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| Is it: During my first and second years of studies, I have been deeply interested in the several marketing courses I attended. or During my first and second years of studies, I was deeply interested in the several marketing courses I attended. or During my first and second years of studies, I have been deeply interested in the several marketing courses I have attended. Thank you very much Marc |
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| Hello Marc, It depends on your position in time as the speaker. If you have finished your studies, ie you no longer study then the past simple is correct (sentence 2) If you are still studying then either sentence 3 is correct. We use the present perfect for experience and unfinished time (your studies) I don't believe that sentence 1 is correct but some may argue otherwise. Hope this helps |
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During my first and second years of studies sounds the activity was complated. So i think the right sentence is "During my first and second years of studies, I was deeply interested in the several marketing courses I attended." |
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