Since can introduce a reason, like because, or a starting point in time. Here is how to tell which meaning is being used.
When since means because, and when it shows time
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Seasons Vocabulary Exercise
- A1
CEFR A1 beginner exercise focused on seasons vocabulary. Each item has one clear answer and uses a minimal gap for the tested season or season-related word.
Focus with The Thing Is Exercise
- C1
C1 focus practice: using “the thing is” to introduce the central point, problem, explanation, or reservation.
Thematic Progression Review Exercise
- C2
C2 thematic progression review: given-new ordering, cohesive themes, reference chains, marked theme choices, and information focus.
What “get wind of something” means, and where it comes from
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“Get wind of something” means to hear about news, often secretly or early. Here is the origin and how the idiom is used today.
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