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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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what is the difference between since and from?
since is used in present perfect continuous and past perfect continuous tense but from is used in future perfect continuous tense.These both are used for point of time.
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Anonymous since is used in present perfect continuous and past perfect continuous tense Your advice implies that since is a verb. It is not.
- Anonymous since is used in present perfect continuous and past perfect continuous tense Your advice implies that since is a verb.
- It is not.
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Anonymoussince is used in present perfect continuous and past perfect continuous tenseYour advice implies that since is a verb. It is not.
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