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The phrase "I've worked with" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English
It is typically used to indicate past experience or collaboration with someone or something. For example: - "I've worked with many talented individuals during my time as a graphic designer." - "I've worked with this company for five years and have gained valuable experience." - "I've worked with this software before and found it to be user-friendly." - "I've worked with her on several projects and I highly value her insights."
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I've worked with D.C.F.
"I've worked with him.
I've worked with theater.
I've worked with both situations.
"I've worked with her.
I've worked with dancers," he said.
I've worked with collage a lot.
"I've worked with the Afghan Army.
I've worked with many different publishers.
"I've worked with the United Nations before.
And I've worked with Brian Schottenheimer before.
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