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For / Since
For / Since
   We use “for” to say how long an action
    has continued.
       We have been here for a week.

   We use “since” to say when an action
    began.
       We have been here since Friday.
The plumber has
been here ___ two
     o’clock.
The plumber has
been here since two
      o’clock.
We’ve tried to help
them ____ a long
      time.
We’ve tried to help
 them for a long
      time.
Tom has had his
car ____ three
    years.
Tom has had his
 car for three
    years.
I haven’t slept
____ I heard about
   the oil spill.
I haven’t slept since
 I heard about the
      oil spill.
Have you been to
 Italy ____ last
      year?
Have you been to
 Italy since last
      year?
They have been
here ____ an hour.
They have been
here for an hour.
She has lived here
   ____ 1998.
She has lived here
   since 1998.
____ early this
   morning, we’ve
picked up hundreds
of broken bottles.
Since early this
   morning, we’ve
picked up hundreds
of broken bottles.
We’ve been near
the lake ____ six
   hours now.
We’ve been near
the lake for six
  hours now.
Real fur coats
  haven’t been
fashionable ____
     years.
Real fur coats
 haven’t been
fashionable for
    years.
Fish haven’t lived
there ____ the oil
       spill.
Fish haven’t lived
there since the oil
       spill.
I haven’t eaten
anything ____
    hours.
I haven’t eaten
anything for hours.
He hasn’t played
football ____ he
hurt his foot last
      week.
He hasn’t played
football since he
hurt his foot last
      week.
We haven’t spoken
 ____ Monday.
We haven’t spoken
 since Monday.
They haven’t known
each other ____ a
    long time.
They haven’t known
 each other for a
    long time.
Tom has been at
our school ____
  three years.
Tom has been at
our school for three
       years.
Kevin has worked
with animals ____
      2002.
Kevin has worked
with animals since
      2002.
I haven’t written
any e-mails ____
    Tuesday.
I haven’t written
any e-mails since
    Tuesday.
We haven’t seen
Sally ____ months.
We haven’t seen
Sally for months.
I haven’t seen any
good films ____ the
      summer.
I haven’t seen any
good films since the
      summer.
Have you eaten ice
 creams ____ you
 began your diet?
Have you eaten ice
 creams since you
 began your diet?
Has Frank spoken
 to Julie ____
    Sunday?
Has Frank spoken
 to Julie since
    Sunday?
Marga Renedo Gómez

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