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1 may 2018
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Inglés (UK)
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Which is right?
I am a doctor for more than 10 years. (1)
I've been a doctor for more than 10 years. (2)
So I want to say that I began working as a doctor many years ago but I'm still a doctor. The second variant seems to be more correct but doesn't it mean that "I've been a doctor but I'm not now"? Can I use the first sentence?
Which is right?
I am a doctor for more than 10 years. (1)
I've been a doctor for more than 10 years. (2)
So I want to say that I began working as a doctor many years ago but I'm still a doctor. The second variant seems to be more correct but doesn't it mean that "I've been a doctor but I'm not now"? Can I use the first sentence?
I am a doctor for more than 10 years. (1)
I've been a doctor for more than 10 years. (2)
So I want to say that I began working as a doctor many years ago but I'm still a doctor. The second variant seems to be more correct but doesn't it mean that "I've been a doctor but I'm not now"? Can I use the first sentence?
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- Inglés (US)
“I’ve been a doctor for more than 10 years” is correct. You could also say “I’ve been a doctor for over 10 years” which sounds more natural to me.
“I’ve been” or “I have been” is correct for your situation. To say that you were a doctor in the past but are no longer a doctor, you would say “I was a doctor for over 10 years” or “I worked as a doctor...”
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- Inglés (US)
The second one is correct. It doesn't mean that you're no longer a doctor.
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The second one is most correct and it still means you’re still a doctor
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