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Using Present Perfect with For and Since

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•Identify sentences using Present Perfect with for and since.
•Differentiate between the use of for and since in sentences.
•Complete sentences with the correct time expression (for or since).
•Form sentences using Present Perfect with appropriate time markers.

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Using Present Perfect with For and Since
 

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•Identify sentences using Present Perfect with for and since. •Differentiate between the use of for and since in sentences. •Complete sentences with the correct time expression (for or since). •Form sentences using Present Perfect with appropriate time markers.

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Sam hasn’t been here ____ a month .

2

Kate has lived there ____ 2005.

3

I have come to you ____ three weeks.

4

Bob has been in Washington ____ Monday.

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I haven’t seen her ____ ages.

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Sally has been in hospital ____ April.

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They have known Kate ____ 2 years.

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We have planned to stay there ____ 2 days.

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They have been friends ____ their childhood.

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Tom has been in the office ____ 6 o’clock.

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