Since I begin to learn English, Since I began to learn English. Which one is right?
Since I begin to learn English,
Since I began to learn English,

I began to learn English few years ago. I guess I use "past sentence", don't I?
Which one is right?

Thank you very much.

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Since I begin to learn English, Since I began to learn English. Which one is right?
Since I begin to learn English,
Since I began to learn English,

I began to learn English few years ago. I guess I use "past sentence", don't I?
Which one is right?

Thank you very much.

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You are correct. Since you started to learn English a few years ago (in the past), you must stick to the past tense. Therefore, "Since I began to learn English" would be the correct one.

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Yes, it was in the past, so say "since I began to learn English".

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NB: you can also say, "Since I began learning English," as the gerund or infinitive can follow begin in non-continuous sentences (continuous: I'm beginning to learn English).

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began