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Square Posted 12 years ago
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Since the 1930s vs From the 1930s
This is a sentence in an exercise on "error correction" from a textbook.
Since the 1930s, the archaeology has become a precise science with strict rules and procedures.
I think that the right answer here is "Since" because "the 1930s" is not a point of time.
Do you agree?
What word should I use instead of "Since"? I think it is "From" but not sure.
Since the 1930s, the archaeology has become a precise science with strict rules and procedures.
I think that the right answer here is "Since" because "the 1930s" is not a point of time.
Do you agree?
What word should I use instead of "Since"? I think it is "From" but not sure.
Top answer
Square Do you agree? No, that is not the problem. the problem is in the following subject of the sentence.
- Square Do you agree?
- No, that is not the problem.
- the problem is in the following subject of the sentence.
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SquareDo you agree?No, that is not the problem. the problem is in the following subject of the sentence.
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