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What does it means?
Hello everybody, I am trying to join to a job website, and I am not sure about the meaning of this sentence:
"I'm currently between jobs"
Does it mean that now I don't have a job?
Thanks!
You are correct. Yesterday I had a job, tomorrow I will have a job; but now I don't have a job.
Remember that in the present tense the auxiliary verb DO is used to make the accion negative or a question and the main verb does not change. E.g. I have a job. I don't have a job. Do I have a job?
Manuel speaks English. He doesn't speak English. Does he speak English?
Good luck!
Barry
What does it means?
Hello everybody, I am trying to join to a job website and I am not sure about the meaning of this sentence:
"I'm currently between jobs"
Does it mean that I don't have a job?
Thanks!
Yes, it means exactly that - you are 'unemployed'.
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