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Sulminam Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
Since last time
Is it possible to use a vague point of time like 'last year' after the preposition 'since', as you can see in the following sentences:
A. It has been seven years since last time.
B. Your hair has grown a lot since last time. (This sentence is included in a certain English dictionary, presumably not in a British or American dictionary, though.)
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That is OK if it is clear from the context what event "last time" refers to. "since the last time" may be more natural in some situations though.
- That is OK if it is clear from the context what event "last time" refers to.
- "since the last time" may be more natural in some situations though.
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That is OK if it is clear from the context what event "last time" refers to. "since the last time" may be more natural in some situations though.
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