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diff --git a/content/english-grammar/Prepositions Common Mistakes.md b/content/english-grammar/Prepositions Common Mistakes.md
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-date: 2024-03-17 22:45
+date: 2024-03-18 00:28
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   - grammar
@@ -74,3 +74,8 @@ tags:
 > - We use **for** + length of time to say **how long**  something happens. With **for**, we answer the question **how long**.
 > - How long was Dr Karl quiet?
 
+>[!question]- He did yoga with her \____ the start of their relationship.
+>✅ from ❌ since
+> - We use **since** and **from** + starting point. They are used to mark the beginning of something: an action, a state or an event.
+> - The difference is that we normally use **since** with present or past perfect tenses and **from** in other cases.
+
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 - 📝 [[Prepositions of time]]
 - 📝 [[Prepositions of place]]
 - 📝 [[On time vs In time]]
+- 📝 [[Since vs From]]
 - 🤔 [[Prepositions Common Mistakes]]
 
 ## Practices

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+date: 2024-03-18 00:31
+tags:
+  - english
+  - grammar
+---
+
+**What's the difference between `since` and `from`?** Both indicate the starting point of something like an action, state, or event. 
+
+**While** `since` is typically used with the [[present perfect]] or [[past perfect]] tense, `from` is used in other cases, often paired with `to` or `until/till` to show the duration.
+
+>[!example] Since
+>- I have known John **since I was a child.** 
+>- He’s been working for us **since he finished school.** 
+>- I was exhausted; I had been at work **since 6 a.m.**
+
+>[!example] From
+>- Masks will be compulsory **from tomorrow.**
+>- I’m usually here **from six o’clock.** 
+>- I work **from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. (or until/till 6 p.m.)**
+>- The city reported 400 new COVID-19 cases **from Friday to Sunday. (or until/till Sunday)**
+
+> [!info] References
+> - [For, since, from – What's the difference? - Test-English](https://test-english.com/grammar-points/b1/for-since-from-difference/)