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uktous  +  958538 Sun, 01 Nov 09 02:28 AM
hi,
are the meanings of sentence correct?

sentence 1
I have experience in working with a fast-food shop, which required me to work quickly.

sentence 2
I have experience in working with a fast-food shop which required me to work quickly.

meaning of sentence 1
I have experience in working with a fast-food shop and this experience required me to work quickly.

meaning of sentence 2
I have experience in working with a fast-food shop and the fast-food shop required me to work quickly.

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Mister Micawber  +  958674 Sun, 01 Nov 09 06:31 AM
sentence 1

I have experience at a fast-food shop, which required me to work quickly.


sentence 2
I have experience at a fast-food shop which required me to work quickly.


meaning of sentence 1
I have experience at a fast-food shop, and this job required me to work quickly.


meaning of sentence 2
I have experience at a fast-food shop, and this was a unique fast-food shop which, unlike other fast-food shops, required me to work quickly.

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