curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-talk-about-past-activities/672cd6b7f61b713f3e64825b.md
Listen to the audio and complete the sentence below.
I've been BLANK the design team BLANK three years.
part of
These two words together mean belonging to or being included in a group or team. The first word is a noun, and the second is a preposition.
for
This preposition indicates the length of time something has lasted.
To have been part of something means to belong to or to be included in a group, team, or organization. It implies that the person has contributed or participated in that group. For example:
I've been part of this project since it started. - Suggests the person has been involved in the project from the beginning.
The preposition for is used to indicate a period of time in this context. When combined with the Present Perfect tense (have been), it shows how long something has lasted up to the present. For example:
She has worked here for five years. - She started working there five years ago and is still working there now.
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