Sunday, October 28, 2018

perfect tenses: for or since?

Do you know the difference?

It can be quite tricky to know which one to use and just like everything else, you need to practise!
In the following sentences, should you use 'for' or 'since'.
  • 1. I have lived in London ___ six months.


  • 2. I have danced ___ I was small.


  • 3. She hasn't had a day off ___ three months.


  • 4. I've lost so much flexibility ___ I injured my leg.


  • 5. They have all improved in attitude ___ the headmaster talked to them.


  • 6. Wars have been happening ___ centuries, it won’t ever change.


  • 7. I haven't been on holiday ___ ages.


  • 8. I haven't eaten that much ___ Christmas.


  • 9. I haven't been on holiday ___ last year.


  • 10. She hasn't seen her jacket ___ yesterday, I think she lost it.




 

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