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Could you please tell me if it is correct English to start a sentence with "Since when"... and if it is correct, when would you use it? Many thanks.
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Susie Smith
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Francois said:I think it is.
Eg. "Since when asking for light means chatting up?"
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Since when does asking for a light mean chatting up?
This construction is used in spoken English to express anger or surprise.
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