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Vincent Teo Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
When / since she was young
Can I say,
(a) She started her hobby since / when she was young.
(b) She started her hobby since / when she was seven years old.
(c) Her hobby is started when she was young.
(d) Her hobby was started when she was young.
(a) She started her hobby since / when she was young.
(b) She started her hobby since / when she was seven years old.
(c) Her hobby is started when she was young.
(d) Her hobby was started when she was young.
Top answer
She took up this hobby when she was young. She has been interested in [stamp collecting, whatever] since she was young.
- She took up this hobby when she was young.
- She has been interested in [stamp collecting, whatever] since she was young.
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She took up this hobby when she was young.
She has been interested in [stamp collecting, whatever] since she was young.
She has been interested in [stamp collecting, whatever] since she was young.
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