Since ten years ago
I have made up the sentence below.
(1) I haven't done any driving since I got my driver's license ten years ago.
Almost all of my non-native English speaking friends think it's grammatically wrong to say "since + a time + ago" in the same phrase.
What is your opinion? Thank you very much.
Top answer
Your sentence is fine. The clause " since I got my driver's license " is grammatical. "ten years ago" is just an additional informative phrase.
- Your sentence is fine.
- The clause " since I got my driver's license " is grammatical.
- "ten years ago" is just an additional informative phrase.
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Your sentence is fine.
The clause "since I got my driver's license" is grammatical. "ten years ago" is just an additional informative phrase.
0ansonguyAlmost all of my non-native English speaking friends think it's grammatically wrong to say "since + a time + ago" in the same phrase.
If you had written "since ten years ago", then yes, but not when you specify an action as you did with "I got my driver's license".
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