Difference between "all year" and "for one year"
Hi everyone.
Can you tell what the difference (whether there is a difference) between the two sentences:
- I have been working all year
- I have been working for one year
Thank you !!
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In your sentences:
"for one year" - for about 12 months
"all year" - since the start of the year (e.g. 2013), usually said near the end of the year.
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- I have been working all year : I have been working for at least 12 months. ( This can very from you working at least 12 months, but you could be doing more than one job. - depending on how you state it and the context of the rest.)
- I have been working for one year : I have been working for 12 months. ( so for a full year )
:if you said, "I have been working here for one year." - Then you worked there for 12 full months.
hope that helps!
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