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JimmyH Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

Since when did...

Since when did you become too adept at predicting people's moods?

Have I used the phrase 'Since when' correctly or are there any errors to be rectified?

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Huzaifa Asif Have I used the phrase 'Since when' correctly Yes, but too ( excessively ) doesn’t make any sense there. Are you sure you don’t mean so ?

— RandomGuy

  • Huzaifa Asif Have I used the phrase 'Since when' correctly Yes, but too ( excessively ) doesn’t make any sense there.
  • Are you sure you don’t mean so ?
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Huzaifa AsifHave I used the phrase 'Since when' correctly
Yes, but too (excessively) doesn’t make any sense there. Are you sure you don’t mean so?
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Huzaifa AsifSince when did you become too adept at predicting people's moods?
I would say: Since when have you become so good at predicting .....?
Or using a noun phrase: ".........become such an expert in predicting people's moods.
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We can use phrase "since when" with 'did' or in perfect tense sentences. Correct me if I'm wrong.

Thanks.
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Yes, but the simple past is more idiomatic in your sentence.
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Are you referring to the sentence in which "did" is used?
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