ostap77
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I'm sure this question has been asked before. To not do digging in the forum, I'll shortcut by asking it once again.;-)
1) "It's been a pleasure teaching you."
2) "It was a pleasure teaching you."
I asked my teacher about the difference in meaning between the sentences. He said he would use the first sentence if he knew there were some odds that he might be teaching our class next semester, whereas he would use the second sentence if he didn't know whethter he would teach us next semester. Would this be accurate?
1) "It's been a pleasure teaching you."
2) "It was a pleasure teaching you."
I asked my teacher about the difference in meaning between the sentences. He said he would use the first sentence if he knew there were some odds that he might be teaching our class next semester, whereas he would use the second sentence if he didn't know whethter he would teach us next semester. Would this be accurate?
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