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Q.

Both [[1]] and [[2]] are used before a point of time.

 

 

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Detailed Solution

Both Since and from are preposition which are used before a point of time.

'Since' is used before a verb in the perfect tense.

'From' can be used with any tense.

Example : 

1.John has started rowing from

(or since) Monday Last.

John started rowing from yesterday (Not since).

John starts rowing from today (not since).

John will start rowing from tomorrow. (Not since)



 

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