Pronunciation: /sɪns/
preposition a word governing, and usually preceding, a noun or pronoun and expressing a relation to another word or element in the clause
A1 I have been studying English since last year.
A2 She has been working at the company since she graduated.
B1 I have been living in this city since I was a child.
B2 Since I started exercising regularly, I feel much healthier.
C1 Since the new manager took over, the company has seen a significant increase in profits.
C2 Since the implementation of the new policy, employee satisfaction has improved.
conjunction a word used to connect clauses or sentences or to coordinate words in the same clause
A1 I have been studying English since last year.
A2 She has been working at the company since she graduated.
B1 Since he was a child, he has always loved playing soccer.
B2 Since the new manager took over, the company has seen a lot of positive changes.
C1 Since the implementation of the new policy, productivity has increased by 20%.
C2 Since the merger, the two companies have become industry leaders in innovation.
formal Since the beginning of the project, the team has made significant progress.
informal I haven't seen him since last week.
slang Since we're all here, let's get this party started!
figurative Since she left, there has been a void in his life.
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