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Grape red Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
Usage of since after
Does the formation"since after"synonym "consequent upon" ?...Eg; the change process is geared up since after he assumed the charge of affairs.
Is it grammatically? correct?
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In various ways it is not good English. You can say this: The change process has geared up since he took charge of things.
- In various ways it is not good English.
- You can say this: The change process has geared up since he took charge of things.
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In various ways it is not good English. You can say this:
The change process has geared up since he took charge of things.
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