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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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Can you begin a sentence with "since"?
For example: "Since I have only read said page, I cannot understand it in the context of the entire book".
Forgive me for my lacking of knowledge in the English language. I am going into Junior year in H.S.
Forgive me for my lacking of knowledge in the English language. I am going into Junior year in H.S.
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" Since I have only read that one page, I cannot understand it in the context of the entire book". There is no shame in the lack of knowledge, especially if you have the desire to learn.
- " Since I have only read that one page, I cannot understand it in the context of the entire book".
- There is no shame in the lack of knowledge, especially if you have the desire to learn.
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Hi,
You certainly can begin a sentence with "since."
Since I have only read that one page, I cannot understand it in the context of the entire book".
There is no shame in the lack of knowledge, especially if you have the desire to learn.
You certainly can begin a sentence with "since."
Since I have only read that one page, I cannot understand it in the context of the entire book".
There is no shame in the lack of knowledge, especially if you have the desire to learn.
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Since she can not talk she writes in a diary to express her emotions.
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Anonymous Can you begin a sentence with "since"?
You can begin a sentence with any word in the language, if it fits into the context - even 'And' and 'But'.
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