Which one is correct?
She used to do it since young age
She has been doing it since young age
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both are correct but the second one tell us about something that started in the past and continue to be doing in that moment ( present)
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Neither is correct. The second one is close. The second one uses a continuous tense, so means she still does it.
She has been doing it since a young age
She has been doing it since she was young
If she no longer does it, you need a version of the first one:
She used to do it when she was young.
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She has been doing it since she was young.
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She has been doing it since she was young.
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I think the second one sounds more natural
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