Kotfor
Member
- Joined
- Feb 17, 2011
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- Student or Learner
- Native Language
- Ukrainian
- Home Country
- Belarus
- Current Location
- Ukraine
When we use "in the last year" being at the present it means 365 days backward.
What does it mean in the past and what's the difference with "for the last year"?
1) The plant was closed on the 15 of January in 1987; I was there for the last year.
2) The plant was closed on the 15 of January in 1987; I was there in the last year.
1) I was there from the first of January 1987 till the 15 of January in 1987
2) I was there from the 15 of January 1986 till the 15 of January in 1987
Is it correct?
What does it mean in the past and what's the difference with "for the last year"?
1) The plant was closed on the 15 of January in 1987; I was there for the last year.
2) The plant was closed on the 15 of January in 1987; I was there in the last year.
1) I was there from the first of January 1987 till the 15 of January in 1987
2) I was there from the 15 of January 1986 till the 15 of January in 1987
Is it correct?