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I have not seen him . . . . . . . . last Sunday.
Answer & Solution
Correct Answer:
Option
A
The correct preposition to refer to a point of time in the past up to the present is "since".
"Last Sunday" is a specific point in time, and "since" is used with specific points in the past to indicate continuity until now.
"Before" indicates a time earlier than a reference point, but does not express continuity.
"From" is used with a range (from...to...), which is not the case here.
"About" is used for approximation, not for referring to time duration.
Therefore, the correct sentence is: "I have not seen him since last Sunday."
Hence, Option A is correct.
"Last Sunday" is a specific point in time, and "since" is used with specific points in the past to indicate continuity until now.
"Before" indicates a time earlier than a reference point, but does not express continuity.
"From" is used with a range (from...to...), which is not the case here.
"About" is used for approximation, not for referring to time duration.
Therefore, the correct sentence is: "I have not seen him since last Sunday."
Hence, Option A is correct.
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