Understanding the Use of 'Since'

The video tutorial discusses the usage of 'since' as both a preposition and a subordinate conjunction. It explains that 'since' as a preposition indicates the starting point of time, while as a conjunction, it can show both the starting point of time and reason. The tutorial provides examples to illustrate these uses, emphasizing that 'since', 'because', and 'as' can have similar meanings when indicating reasons. The video concludes with examples demonstrating these concepts.

What is the main topic of the video?

• The importance of sharing educational videos

• The future of language learning

• The history of the word 'since'

• The use of 'since' in different contexts

What is the purpose of the video as stated in the introduction?

• To entertain viewers

• To explain the usage of 'since'

• To promote a product

• To discuss historical events

What is the request made by the speaker at the beginning of the video?

• To subscribe to the channel

• To like the video

• To share the video if found helpful

• To comment on the video

What does 'since' indicate when used as a preposition?

• A hypothetical situation

• The end point of an event

• The starting point of time

• A comparison between two events

How does 'since' function as a subordinate conjunction?

• It shows a hypothetical scenario

• It indicates a future event

• It shows the starting point of time and reason

• It compares two different times

What is required after 'since' when it is used as a preposition?

• A conjunction

• A verb

• An adjective

• A noun or pronoun

Which of the following is NOT a usage of 'since' as discussed in the video?

• As a preposition

• To show reason

• As a subordinate conjunction

• As an adjective

What is the common meaning of 'since', 'because', and 'as' when used as conjunctions?

• They all show a reason

• They all describe a person

• They all indicate a future event

• They all compare two events

In the example 'since we cannot go to schools, we should take online classes', what does 'since' mean?

• As

• If

• Because

• Although

Why does Ali love her, according to the example?

• Because she is wealthy

• Because she is intelligent

• Because she is beautiful

• Because she is kind