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@learnamericanenglish WHAT!!!!!???? Since he came to America he has been studying English. His way is perfectly correct as well. Don't confuse the guy!
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Since you want to know I confuse the pronounce "since" and "sense", depending on the meaning of the sentence. - I tried joking but I'm not sure if has fun. Thank you teacher.
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Thank you teacher
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@MrMazher786 yeah somehow
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@danieladamko wow !I think it is a best thing for those who want to understand native speakers of English...
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are these sentences correct?
i could not go outside since it was snow falling everywhere.
since it is Friday,i will go to Mosque?
i have been living in lahore since 2008.
Ali has joined a company since 11 december2011.
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I've learning much since I see your lessons
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i dont need more teachers since i know you .........thanks professor paul
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since I came to america, I'm studying English.
eastwood1965 2 months ago
@eastwood1965 -- You're close: "Since I came to American, I've been studying English."
learnamericanenglish 2 months ago
Since, As and For the same meaning..
Since It was too early, I didn't wake up.
For it was too early, I didn't wake up.
As it was too early, I didn't wake up.
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Thanks Paul
sbasalan 2 months ago
@sbasalan -- Yes, they mean almost the same thing, but I wouldn't use each of these words in the same way. Using "for" or "as" as a substitute for "since" is very stylistic. You'll find words used this way in speeches, songs, poems,etc.
learnamericanenglish 2 months ago 3
click on CC and Transcribe audio.. it will be fun, trust me
danieladamko 2 months ago
@danieladamko -- Okay, I tried that. There were a lot of incorrect words shown in the caption. It's an interesting option.
learnamericanenglish 2 months ago