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1194141

1 Apr 2015

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Was ist der Unterschied zwischen I have been to work in China for tow years. und I ever worked in China for tow years. ?Du kannst auch einfach Beispielsätze geben.

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bunyip

1 Apr 2015

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Englisch (US)

Mostly.

Have worked could be in the past or currently depending on the conversation.

Have been working means you still are working there or just finished.

I worked is in past tense only.

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bunyip

1 Apr 2015

Englisch (US)

I have worked in China for two years.
I have been working in China for two years.

The second sentence is incorrect as "ever" doesn't fit into this sentence as dar as I can tell.

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1194141

1 Apr 2015

Traditionelles Chinesisch (Taiwan)

I have worked in china for two years and I have been working in china for two years are the same mean?

bunyip

1 Apr 2015

Englisch (US)

Mostly.

Have worked could be in the past or currently depending on the conversation.

Have been working means you still are working there or just finished.

I worked is in past tense only.

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lishana

1 Apr 2015

Englisch (US)

1. Have you ever worked in China?

Past: Yes, I have worked in China. I worked there for two years.

Present: Yes, I have been working in China for two years.

1194141

1 Apr 2015

Traditionelles Chinesisch (Taiwan)

Thank you!!

1194141

1 Apr 2015

Traditionelles Chinesisch (Taiwan)

These example make me understood exactly! (This sentence is ok?)

bunyip

1 Apr 2015

Englisch (US)

These examples make/help me understand exactly

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Was ist der Unterschied zwischen I have been to work in China for tow years. und I ever worked in China for tow years. ?

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Was ist der Unterschied zwischen I have been to work in China for tow years. und I ever worked in China for tow years. ?Du kannst auch einfach Beispielsätze geben.

Mostly. Have worked could be in the past or currently depending on the conversation.Have been working means you still are working there or just finished.I worked is in past tense only.

I have worked in China for two years.I have been working in China for two years.The second sentence is incorrect as "ever" doesn't fit into this sentence as dar as I can tell.

Mostly. Have worked could be in the past or currently depending on the conversation.Have been working means you still are working there or just finished.I worked is in past tense only.

1. Have you ever worked in China?Past: Yes, I have worked in China. I worked there for two years. Present: Yes, I have been working in China for two years.

These examples make/help me understand exactly

Mostly.

Have worked could be in the past or currently depending on the conversation.

Have been working means you still are working there or just finished.

I worked is in past tense only.

I have worked in China for two years.
I have been working in China for two years.

The second sentence is incorrect as "ever" doesn't fit into this sentence as dar as I can tell.

Mostly.

Have worked could be in the past or currently depending on the conversation.

Have been working means you still are working there or just finished.

I worked is in past tense only.

1. Have you ever worked in China?

Past: Yes, I have worked in China. I worked there for two years.

Present: Yes, I have been working in China for two years.