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Bookmark or Share- I have worked here since vs I've been working here sinceMy two cents' worth: I wouldn't use "I have read this book since last month." Typical explanations in the chapter from any given grammar book on the difference between between the simple and continuous ("progressive") forms of the present perfect:
- Ph.D.'s / Phds / PhD's /PhDs' - WordReference ForumsThis is not a settled matter. Personally and professionally, I prefer no periods and no apostrophes: PhDs. Others will object and wish to add the apostrophe, which I personally find less attractive—much as I prefer 1930s to 1930's or IOUs to I
- Graduate Student or Master's Student | WordReference ForumsHi, I am an incoming graduate student. If I say "I am a Graduate Student". Dose that mean I already got a degree. Or I should say "I am a Master's Student"? Thanks in advance Irene
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