It’s about questions of the time words
Hello everyone. I am curious whether they are correct gramatically.
1-) When have you been living here since?
2-) When can I leave the country from?
3-) Which date can I leave the country from?(For example, I don’t have a permission to leave but they will give me permission in a day to do it.)
4-) What day can I leave the country after?( For example, I will leave the country after this monday)
Thank you very much for your assistances.
Top answer
I wouldn't say they are incorrect grammar, but they are very poor and awkward English.
- I wouldn't say they are incorrect grammar, but they are very poor and awkward English.
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I wouldn't say they are incorrect grammar, but they are very poor and awkward English.
0Jawel1-) When have you been living here since?
Not good. Use Since when have you been living here?
I don't know of a case where 'since' can be stranded like a preposition.
Jawel2-) When can I leave the country from?
3-) Which date can I leave the country from? ...
4-) What day can I leave the country after?
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