What Does "i've been in" Mean?
Learn what "i've been in" means, when people say it, and how to use it naturally in English.
I've been in this company for five years now,
It means the speaker is telling you how long they have worked there, often to show experience or importance.
From An Affair With My Boss, Episode 24
When do people say this?
Scene Context
Someone states how long they have worked at the company to establish credibility or seniority.
Usage Scenario
Use this in workplace conversations when talking about experience or seniority. It sounds natural, though many speakers would say I've worked here for five years instead.
Better ways to say it
I've been in this company for five years now.
I've worked here for five years.
I've been here for five years.
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