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Since vs. For Challenge

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Test your grasp of since and for.

by Abraham Lincoln Ala
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Because and for are always interchangeable in explaining reasons.

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For is used with a specific point in time, like 'for 1990'.

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We use since to refer to a starting point in the past up to now.

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After 'for' you never use the present perfect.

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Since is used to talk about durations of time.

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She has worked there for five years.

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I have lived here since 2010.

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Since you called, they arrived.

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We use for to indicate a duration of time.

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I have lived here since five years.

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