FROM vs SINCE
The English Balcony
SINCE se usa para expresar el momento de comienzo de algo que continua hasta ahora. Siempre se acompaña de un presente perfecto - simple para verbos de estado, continuo para los verbos de acción-.
I've been playing the guitar since my childhood.
FROM indica el momento del comienzo, pero no es algo que continúe hasta ahora. Podemos indicar el momento que finaliza utilizando TO. Por ejemplo,
I'll be in my office from 12 am (to 7 pm) tomorrow morning.
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I've been waiting for you since this morning. (sigue esperando)
You'll be able to buy the tickets from tomorrow.
I've lived here since 2015. (sigo viviendo aquí)
He was at home from 2 pm to 4 pm.
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DAR LUGAR A
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