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Usage
Forms
Time expresions
Examples
1 .Affirmative
2.Negative
3.Question
II. Each of these sentences should be either simple past or present perfect. The
simple past is usually used with definite times (such as "at six o'clock"), while
the present perfect is usually used if an action started in the past and is still
going on now. Choose the best tense for each sentence.
10. He ________ when his girlfriend left him, but he's OK now.
a)for b) since
a)for b) since
a)for b) since
5.- Our family has lived in this house ..... just after the war
a)for b) since
6.- Why are you so late? I've been standing here ..... 7.30.
a)for b) since
7.- I've been looking for my keys ..... the last 10 minutes. Can you help me?
a)for b) since
8.- Where's Miho? - Didn't you know? She's been in hopsital ..... yesterday morning.
a)for b) since
9.- It's been raining for ..... over three hours. When will it ever stop?
a)for b) since
10.- Our cat has been missing ..... last Tuesday. We think it's been in an accident.
a)for b) since
a)for b) since
12.- The house opposite us has been empty ..... the last 8 months.
a)for b) since
a)for b) since
a)for b) since
16.- The last time I ate out was on my birthday. I haven't been to a restaurant ..... then.
a)for b) since
17.- She hasn't been sleeping well ..... she flew back from Japan.
a)for b) since
18.- I'd been working in the garden ..... breakfast and was getting very tired.
a)for b) since
19.- By the time I'm 65 I will have been working here..... 40 years!
a)for b) since
20.- ..... when did you have permission to use my phone without asking?
a)for b) since