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Zujiyun Posted 22 years ago
Grammar
May I use "since" like this ?
why you go that way since this is the nearest way ?
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Since means A causes B. We write "A since B" or "I'm happy since you're happy". " Grammatically, these sentences are better: "Why do/did you go that way?
- Since means A causes B.
- We write "A since B" or "I'm happy since you're happy".
- " Grammatically, these sentences are better: "Why do/did you go that way?
- " Good luck.
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Since means A causes B. We write "A since B" or "I'm happy since you're happy".
Conversationally, this sentence is understandable (don't forget "do" or "did"):
"Why do/did you go that way since this is the nearest way?"
Grammatically, these sentences are better:
"Why do/did you go that way? I ask you since this is the nearest way."
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Conversationally, this sentence is understandable (don't forget "do" or "did"):
"Why do/did you go that way since this is the nearest way?"
Grammatically, these sentences are better:
"Why do/did you go that way? I ask you since this is the nearest way."
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