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Hanuman_2000 Posted 22 years ago
Grammar
Since
Sir,
1.I have worked here since 1992.
2.I have been working here since 1992.
Are the meaning same for both the sentences.
"since" here works as preposition.
3. I have not seen her since I left the school.
In this sentence "since" works as "conjuction".
Thanks.
1.I have worked here since 1992.
2.I have been working here since 1992.
Are the meaning same for both the sentences.
"since" here works as preposition.
3. I have not seen her since I left the school.
In this sentence "since" works as "conjuction".
Thanks.
Top answer
Yes. Those are all correct. 1.
- Yes.
- Those are all correct.
- 1.
- and 2.
- have the same meaning and use "since" as a preposition.
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Yes. Those are all correct. 1. and 2. have the same meaning and use "since" as a preposition. 3. has "since" as a conjunction. Yes.
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