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since he became manager
He is growing since he became manager.
b. He is growing since he has become manager.
Are both sentences grammatically correct?
Does 'since' have a temporal meaning in both or could it mean 'because'? …
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Punctuations while using "since he has been here"
Since he has been here he has been behaving strangely.
b. Since he has been here , he has been behaving strangely.
c. Since she is a doctor he will know the answer to your question.
d. … Since she is a doctor , he will know the answer to your question.
In the first two 'since' has a temporal meaning and in the second two it means 'because'. …
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didn't happen since
You can't have lost twenty pounds since New Year's. You must have started dieting before.
b. You haven't lost twenty pounds since New Year's. You must have started dieting before.
c. … You didn't lose twenty pounds since New Year's. You must have started dieting before.
Are the sentences a-c grammatically correct and can they be used in this context? …
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