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Maverick88 Posted 21 years ago
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What's the correct form to ask?
1# Since when do you know to work with computers?
2# Since when have you known to work with computers?
I think that 2 is grammatically correct,though, sounds odd. 1 sounds better but seems to be incorrect grammatically.
Thanks
1# Since when do you know to work with computers?
2# Since when have you known to work with computers?
I think that 2 is grammatically correct,though, sounds odd. 1 sounds better but seems to be incorrect grammatically.
Thanks
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I would say 'Since when have you known how to work with computers?', M.
Or, with a slight change of meaning: 'How long have you worked with computers?'
Or, jeeringly: 'Since when have you known anything about working with computers?'
MrP
Or, with a slight change of meaning: 'How long have you worked with computers?'
Or, jeeringly: 'Since when have you known anything about working with computers?'
MrP
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