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I’m assuming you want “since when” within a sentence. ) It’s meaning is generally “when did you start or become…” or “how long have you been doing…”
- I’m assuming you want “since when” within a sentence.
- ) It’s meaning is generally “when did you start or become…” or “how long have you been doing…”
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I’m assuming you want “since when” within a sentence.
“Since when were you so tall?” (An uncle might say this to a nephew he hasn’t seen in years.)
“Since when do you eat doughnuts?” (A husband might say this to his wife, who has been dieting for some months.)
It’s meaning is generally “when did you start or become…” or “how long have you been doing…”
“Since when were you so tall?” (An uncle might say this to a nephew he hasn’t seen in years.)
“Since when do you eat doughnuts?” (A husband might say this to his wife, who has been dieting for some months.)
It’s meaning is generally “when did you start or become…” or “how long have you been doing…”
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