Implication

AnonymousDoes it imply since he won any tournament out of the many available ones or a single tournament (one tournament)?

since he won any tournament

Mister Micawber AnonymousDoes it imply since he won any tournament out of the many available ones or a single tournament (one tournament)? since he won any tournament

I see. So does is that another way of saying that the last tournament he won was before two years?

It means that he won his last tournament 2 years ago.

Mister MicawberIt means that he won his last tournament 2 years ago.

Got it. Thanks teacher.

Teacher is the meaning different when you say "before two years" and "two years ago"? Would the difference be that "before two years" may imply sometime before two years that maybe longer than two years, and "two years ago" implies exactly 2 years ago?

Anonymousis the meaning different when you say "before two years" and "two years ago"?

The first one is wrong English.

Mister Micawber Anonymousis the meaning different when you say "before two years" and "two years ago"?The first one is wrong English.

Ohh I see. So it is wrong to say "before one year, two years" in the context of "one year ago, two years ago". Right?

Right.

Mister MicawberRight.

Great. Thanks a lot teacher!