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DCShannon
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Actually "since"'since' and "from"'from' are kind of similar though they have a difference in meaning, along with a distinct taste separating them. That means sometimesSometimes a language is not about why this and why not that, it's about which one is soundingsounds better in that particular case. 

But in this case, they also have a difference in meaning, "since". 'Since' is used whenever the case hadhas started and it'sis still in aan intermediate period. So it's the time between two particular incidents or times. However "from", 'from' is used for strict identification of time or place, it. It doesn't give you the intermediate essencesense or meaning of the sentence'since'.

Actually "since" and "from" are kind of similar though they have a difference in meaning along with a distinct taste separating them. That means sometimes a language is not about why this and why not that, it's about which one is sounding better in that particular case. But in this case they also have a difference in meaning, "since" is used whenever the case had started and it's still in a intermediate period. So it's the time between two particular incidents or times. However "from" is used for strict identification of time or place, it doesn't give you the intermediate essence or meaning of the sentence.

Actually 'since' and 'from' are kind of similar though they have a difference in meaning, along with a distinct taste separating them. Sometimes a language is not about why this and why not that, it's about which one sounds better in that particular case. 

But in this case, they also have a difference in meaning. 'Since' is used whenever the case has started and is still in an intermediate period. So it's the time between two particular incidents or times. However, 'from' is used for strict identification of time or place. It doesn't give you the intermediate sense or meaning of 'since'.

Fixed some grammar
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edit approved May 21, 2015 at 18:56
Nathan Tuggy
edit approved May 21, 2015 at 18:56
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Actually since"since" and from"from" are kind of similar though they have a difference in meaning along with a distinct taste separating them. That means sometimes a language is not about why thisthis and why not that, it's about which one is sounding better in that particular case. But in this case they also have a difference in meaning  , "since""since" is used whenever the case had started and it's still in a intermediate period. So it's the time between two particular incidentincidents or timetimes. however "from "However "from" is used for strict identification of time or place, it doesn't give youyou the intermediateintermediate essence or meaning of the sentence. Hope it helps.

Actually since and from are kind of similar though they have a difference in meaning along with a distinct taste separating them. That means sometimes a language is not about why this and why not that, it's about which one is sounding better in that particular case. But in this case they also have a difference in meaning  , "since" is used whenever the case had started and it's still in a intermediate period. So it's the time between two particular incident or time. however "from " is used for strict identification of time or place, it doesn't give you the intermediate essence or meaning of the sentence. Hope it helps.

Actually "since" and "from" are kind of similar though they have a difference in meaning along with a distinct taste separating them. That means sometimes a language is not about why this and why not that, it's about which one is sounding better in that particular case. But in this case they also have a difference in meaning, "since" is used whenever the case had started and it's still in a intermediate period. So it's the time between two particular incidents or times. However "from" is used for strict identification of time or place, it doesn't give you the intermediate essence or meaning of the sentence.

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Actually since and from are kind of similar though they have a difference in meaning along with a distinct taste separating them. That means sometimes a language is not about why this and why not that, it's about which one is sounding better in that particular case. But in this case they also have a difference in meaning , "since" is used whenever the case had started and it's still in a intermediate period. So it's the time between two particular incident or time. however "from " is used for strict identification of time or place, it doesn't give you the intermediate essence or meaning of the sentence. Hope it helps.