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Since or For

Since:

Since is used to give the starting point of an action or an event that continues up to the present moment.

Example: I have been learning English since 2012.

For:

For is used to talk about a period of time continuing up to the present moment.

Example:  I have studied English for two years.

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1. We haven't eaten forsinceI don't know five hours.

2. I haven't seen him sinceforI don't know Wednesday.

3. He has been with us forsinceI don't know ten days.

4. I have studied English sinceforI don't know two years.

5. We have worked together forsinceI don't know 2002.

6. I have lived in Montreal sinceforI don't know many years.

7. John and Maria have been married forsinceI don't know June.

8. I've had this car forsinceI don't know more than twelve years.

9. I've been waiting forsinceI don't know 7 o'clock.

10. I have known her sinceforI don't know a long time.