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a question I wasn't smart enough to be in this company.. I wasn't smart enough in this company. What's the difference between them. Please help me out .

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The difference between them is that, in the first one ~ you are not in the company, but you would want to be. In the past you wasn't smart enough to enter in the company that is in present. And the second, ~ you we're in the company (in the past), but you weren't smart enough (in the past too). I think this is... Excuse me for my grammar. Hope you understand ^- ^

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