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Lesson 3
módulo 4 grado
10B
Grammar: for and since
Vocabulary: facilitie in a nacional park
Nicol Cruz, Stefany Leal, Juan José

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Nikol Cruz

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For And SinceVersión en línea Lesson 3 módulo 4 grado 10B Grammar: for and since Vocabulary: facilitie in a nacional park Nicol Cruz, Stefany Leal, Juan José por Nikol Cruz 1 When answering 'How long have you studied English?', you can use 'for' or 'since' depending on the context. Yes No 2 For can be followed by a period of time, like 'for two weeks.' Yes No 3 We say 'I have lived here for 2010' to indicate a starting point. Yes No 4 Since can be followed by a noun without a time reference, such as 'since dog.' Yes No 5 We use for to talk about a duration of time, as in 'I have studied English for three years.' Yes No 6 Since is used to indicate duration of time. Yes No 7 We use both for and since interchangeably in all contexts. Yes No 8 Since can be used with present perfect to express an action that continues from a starting point, as in 'They have known each other since college.' Yes No 9 For can be used to talk about a starting point of an action. Yes No 10 We use since to indicate the starting point of an action, as in 'She has lived here since 2015.' Yes No

For And SinceVersión en línea

Lesson 3 módulo 4 grado 10B Grammar: for and since Vocabulary: facilitie in a nacional park Nicol Cruz, Stefany Leal, Juan José

por Nikol Cruz

When answering 'How long have you studied English?', you can use 'for' or 'since' depending on the context.

Yes

For can be followed by a period of time, like 'for two weeks.'

Yes

We say 'I have lived here for 2010' to indicate a starting point.

Yes

Since can be followed by a noun without a time reference, such as 'since dog.'

Yes

We use for to talk about a duration of time, as in 'I have studied English for three years.'

Yes

Since is used to indicate duration of time.

Yes

We use both for and since interchangeably in all contexts.

Yes

Since can be used with present perfect to express an action that continues from a starting point, as in 'They have known each other since college.'

Yes

For can be used to talk about a starting point of an action.

Yes

We use since to indicate the starting point of an action, as in 'She has lived here since 2015.'

Yes

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por Nikol Cruz

When answering 'How long have you studied English?', you can use 'for' or 'since' depending on the context.

For can be followed by a period of time, like 'for two weeks.'

We say 'I have lived here for 2010' to indicate a starting point.

Since can be followed by a noun without a time reference, such as 'since dog.'

We use for to talk about a duration of time, as in 'I have studied English for three years.'

Since is used to indicate duration of time.

We use both for and since interchangeably in all contexts.

Since can be used with present perfect to express an action that continues from a starting point, as in 'They have known each other since college.'

For can be used to talk about a starting point of an action.

We use since to indicate the starting point of an action, as in 'She has lived here since 2015.'

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