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Is it grammatically correct to start a sentence with "since"?

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Since can act as an adverb, preposition or conjunction. You can begin a sentence with since to create an inverted sentence. Place a comma at the end of the phrase begining with since to indicate it is inverted. E. g. , Since it is raining, I am not going out now.

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No it is not correct. Since can be used after starting the sentence. For example sentences like i am working here since last year and our company is in loss since last year.

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