Time with since
Hi,
I know the rule perfect with since but I'm not sur about the time in the next question :
Context : Let's say I graduated two mounths ago.
What do you think about this one ?
"I had been a mathematical student since I had graduated recently"
Thanks for your help.
Top answer
anonymous "I had been a mathematical student since I had graduated recently" Correct English would be "I have been a mathematics student since I graduated recently", but this doesn't seem to make sense. Presumably you were a student until you graduated, not since? I was a mathematics student until I graduated recently.
- anonymous "I had been a mathematical student since I had graduated recently" Correct English would be "I have been a mathematics student since I graduated recently", but this doesn't seem to make sense.
- Presumably you were a student until you graduated, not since?
- I was a mathematics student until I graduated recently.
Get the Weekly English Kit 📬
New words, one handy idiom, and a 2-minute quiz — delivered to your inbox to keep your streak alive.
anonymous"I had been a mathematical student since I had graduated recently"
Correct English would be "I have been a mathematics student since I graduated recently", but this doesn't seem to make sense. Presumably you were a student until you graduated, not since?
I was a mathematics student until I graduated recently.
0
Related Questions