Read the following e-mail and fill in the blanks with for or since.

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Hello Henry!efwefwe

How are you? Have you finished classes yet? Well, I haven’t. Classes will be over in a month so I’ve
been working on my final projects ______ the last few days! I’m exhausted! I wanted to use the
weekend to watch that show you told me about but I’ve been so busy that I haven’t watched
anything on TV _____ the last time we met, and that was like three weeks ago! L I can’t blame my
teachers, though. They told me about two projects _____ the beginning of the month, but well,
you know me. I’ve been leaving things _____ the last minute _____ we were in high school. I hope
I learn to organize myself better next term.efwefwef

Well, I guess I’ll go and continue working. I’ve been procrastinating _____ the last 2 hours, and if I
continue like this, I won’t finish.wefwe

Hope to see you soon!

Anne fwefwef

Read the email again, and organize the verbs in bold in the following table.

Present perfectfaede

Present perfect continuous

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Read the following sentences and complete them with the present perfect or present perfect
continuous form of the verbs in parentheses and with for or since.

I ________________ (be) on vacations _______ Monday.adeaqd

I ________________ (play) soccer and __________________ (watch) movies all day.

I _________________ (work) at the cinema _______ 10 days, and I love it!dad

I _________already _________ (see) the new superheroes movie three times _____ I started
working here.

Have you seen Mark? I __________________ (not/talk) to him in a while.dqedqdqawdq

Write an email responding to the one in exercise 1 and using all the sentences of exercise 3. Your
email has to include sentences in present perfect and present perfect continuous as well as for
and since and it has to be 350 – 400 words long. You can include sentences in other tenses too.