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Which tense to use in this situation? The sentence "I have been developing a computer program since 2009" is grammatically accurate, as the others have commented, but that puts the point of reference at the present, and as far as I understand your question, your summary just refers to what you did in 2011. In this case, the verb "continue" is the best choice. |
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Mar 31 |
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Which tense to use in this situation? If you say that you "continued" working on the program, two things are clear: (1) that you started working on the program before 2011 and (2) that you didn't finish the program in 2011. |
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Mar 31 |
answered | Which tense to use in this situation? |
