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S.P.I. Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
The word from.
Hi there,
I realize you can use the word from in a sentence to indicate a point at which a journey starts.
for e.g. : "The voyage from the Pacific to the Atlantic..."
However can we use 'from' to indicate the starting point of a particular moment in time?
e.g. : "Starting from now, I am a different person"
Thanks.
I realize you can use the word from in a sentence to indicate a point at which a journey starts.
for e.g. : "The voyage from the Pacific to the Atlantic..."
However can we use 'from' to indicate the starting point of a particular moment in time?
e.g. : "Starting from now, I am a different person"
Thanks.
Top answer
Yes, you can. I worked from 9 am to 5 pm yesterday.
- Yes, you can.
- I worked from 9 am to 5 pm yesterday.
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Yes you can
from google dictionary:
From
used to show where somebody/something starts
used to show when something starts
etc...
from google dictionary:
From
used to show where somebody/something starts
used to show when something starts
etc...
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