Using During and Since in English, difference between during and since;
During
For part of a period of time. Used before a noun to saywhen something happens.
Examples
- I watched television during a break in my studies.
- I met her during lunch.
- Thet met her during the presentation.
- There is no school during September.
- During these years he never stopped taking bus trips.
Since
Between a past time and now. We use since + the start of a period.
Examples
- She has been here since 6 O’clock.
- He hasn’t slept since yesterday.
- I haven’t eaten Spanish food since I left Spain.
- It is been raining since morning.
- I have not seen Mary since dinnertime.
- I have been studing Spanish since 2016.
