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PRESENT PERFECT WITH FOR AND SINCE
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Present Perfect
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SINCE and FOR - Present Perfect
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Age: 12-17
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ALREADY-JUST-YET-NEV ER-EVER-SINCE-FOR -EXERCISES (KEY AND B&W VERSION INCLUDED)
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Age: 12-14
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REPHRASING: FOR- SINCE- AGO- JUST- ALREADY- YET
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Age: 13-17
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JUST - ALREADY - YET - SINCE - FOR
Level: elementary
Age: 9-14
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������FOR���� ---------�� SINCE

FOR ���and� �SINCE ���are�� used�� to express�� time
FOR �denotes the whole period of time ( duration) :
for one year -��� for two weeks - for a long time -
���������������� for� three months�
SINCE �only shows the moment when the action
started ( a specific time) ���since last Monday
���������������������� since I was born� -
I�� Write� �SINCE� ��or�� FOR
1. a very long time��������������� 2. I left school
3. 10 years�������������������������� 4. it started to rain
5. three weeks��������������������� 6.�September
7. I came to London�������������� 8. half an hour�
9. my birthday������������������� �10.�six months�
II�� Complete with��� For�� or� �SINCE
1) I have been a teacher� 30 years
2. Bob has worked in that import export company he was thirty
3. I have studied English� four years�
4. Jenny has eaten� five hamburgers� � 7pm
5. My parents have been married� � twenty years�
6.� I have known my best friend� I met him at high school
7. They have travelled in the USA � one month
8. The boys have played tennis two hours
9. Kevin has been in Greece� �� July�
10. My� brother has� drunk beer� two hours�
11. I haven't eaten anything� lunch�
III� Make sentences using����� FOR� �or �SINCE�
ex: How long have you studied German ? ( 2004)�� I have studied German� since 2004
1)How long have you lived in Paris ?� ( five years)
2) How long have you played football ? ( two years)
3) How long has Helen known Paul ? ( February )
4) How long� has Jim been on holiday ? ( Saturday)