keannu
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My grammar book says that both "from" and "since" denote a starting point, but "from" doesn't have any meaning of "being continuous" after the starting point. Is it true? I guess "from" can mean either continuity or discontinuity depending on context, so no "continutity" is too much of an extreme opinion.
gz185
1. He was deaf from birth.
2. I have known her since 2002.
gz185
1. He was deaf from birth.
2. I have known her since 2002.