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For the employee it's the same. should be It's the same for the employee. I was arriving at the office and I looked at the computer. should be When I arrived at the office I looked at the computer.
but can anyone explain to me what is gramatically wrong with them. Why does -for the employee- have to go at the end. Why can't I say -I was arriving-?
I'm lost 
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