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Rommel Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
'To' or 'up to'?
Which preposition should I use?
Since her pre-school days (to, up to) the present, Lory has been studying very hard.
Since her pre-school days (to, up to) the present, Lory has been studying very hard.
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As 'since' implies 'up to the present', we don't need those words at all.
- As 'since' implies 'up to the present', we don't need those words at all.
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As 'since' implies 'up to the present', we don't need those words at all.
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