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Since it successfully negotiated payments from insurers with a large presence in the local market,the Minneapolis based Fairview Health system started offering digital visits last month..
Can someone help in understanding why we have not used present perfect,i read somewhere with since we should use present perfect
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Since it successfully negotiated payments from insurers with a large presence in the local market,the Minneapolis based Fairview Health system started offering digital visits last month..
Can someone help in understanding why we have not used present perfect,i read somewhere with since we should use present perfect
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Hi KARISHMA315
we can use since in two ways 1. time marker 2. to give some reasoning ( like because)
Example: 1. since 1947 , India have developed substantially ---present perfect 2. I will not ride the bike , since i have serious bone injuries---reasoning.
Since it successfully negotiated payments from insurers with a large presence in the local market,the Minneapolis based Fairview Health system started offering digital visits last month..
Can someone help in understanding why we have not used present perfect,i read somewhere with since we should use present perfect
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1. When using present perfect, to denote the time we use since.
2. since is also used to mean "for the reason that" or "because"
so here - health system started offering visits BECAUSE/SINCE it negotiated payments from insurers.
3. since is also used to mean "ago". that is long ago or say long since.
Hope the meaning is clear.
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