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- 06-May-2009, 10:21 #1
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A new bank started up from scratch... OR starting up from scratch??? Talking about a company, a bank in this case (Antares Bank), I am not sure about this sentence.
Antares Bank, a new bank started up from scratch.
OR have I to say
Antares Bank, a new bank starting up from scratch.
????
- 06-May-2009, 12:29 #2
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Re: A new bank started up from scratch... OR starting up from scratch???
- 06-May-2009, 12:56 #3
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Re: A new bank started up from scratch... OR starting up from scratch??? Thank you Anglika!
Originally Posted by Anglika 
Can I ask why? Perhaps I missed the context...
The bank started up from scratch 6 years ago and it is a normal bank now.
- 06-May-2009, 13:00 #4
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Re: A new bank started up from scratch... OR starting up from scratch??? The context is important. In this sentence "started" is needed. As you opriginally asked, it looked like a part-statement - "I worked with xxxx Bank, starting from scratch".
- 06-May-2009, 13:34 #5
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Re: A new bank started up from scratch... OR starting up from scratch??? Sorry Anglika if I missed the context at the begging, however I am still confused Originally Posted by Anglika 
In my CV I write:
Antares Bank, a new bank started up from scratch - as Project Manager I developed plans and ....
Big Bank, a retail banking - as Business Analyst I introduced innovative...
I do not work any more for Antares Bank where I worked for in 2002.
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