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- 11-Nov-2005, 10:09 #1
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since It has been a long time since he moved.
It is a long time since he moved.
I wonder which one sounds better or is there no difference at all? Thanks
- 12-Nov-2005, 07:11 #2
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Teacher Re: since You'l hear both being used. Colloquially, people are more likely to use the second because it's shorter.
