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‘Since’ means ‘from some definite point or period in the past till now’ ‘Since’ is used before a noun or phrase denoting some point of time in the past. It is preceded by a verb in the present perfect tense; as: I have not seen Sanjay since 10 th May. She has been ill since Tuesday

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