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Nevercat Posted 12 years ago
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Since
I am looking at this sentence using "since":
NYTimes
"Barnes & Noble has been placing much smaller orders of Simon & Schuster books since the stalemate has stretched on, damaging sales for authors. "
Is the part after "since" not good? Shouldn't "since" be followed by a point in time or a period of time that already ended? Would "since the stalemate started" be better?
NYTimes
"Barnes & Noble has been placing much smaller orders of Simon & Schuster books since the stalemate has stretched on, damaging sales for authors. "
Is the part after "since" not good? Shouldn't "since" be followed by a point in time or a period of time that already ended? Would "since the stalemate started" be better?
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