has begun or begins
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She has a part time job but her boss[STRIKE] begins[/STRIKE]/is beginning/ has begun to increase her workload.
It's grammatically correct with either of those two versions, but it is not very clear. How does one increase a workload for a part-time worker in a way that is different from increasing it for a full-time worker? Without more context, 'but' seems an odd word to use here.
It's grammatically correct with either of those two versions, but it is not very clear. How does one increase a workload for a part-time worker in a way that is different from increasing it for a full-time worker? Without more context, 'but' seems an odd word to use here.
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