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    Learn English > English lessons and exercises > English test #4520: For,since and ago
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    For,since and ago


     

     For is used when we talk about a period of time:

    He has worked for 2 days

    He has been working for 2 days

     

    Since is used when we talk about the beginning of an action:

    She has been writing a letter since 2.30 pm

    She has been writing a book since last April

     

    Ago is used when we talk about the moment when the action started:

    She worked 2 days ago

    He left school one month ago

     

    Complete the sentences with for, since or ago.





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    1. She went to Brisbane three years .

    2. We have been learning English six months.

    3. I met her a long time .

    4. She has been working on this translation a few hours.

    5. He has been watching TV 6.00 p.m.

    6. Three days he started reading a book.

    7. It has been a long time I met her.

    8. She has been singing hours.

    9. Tom has been sleeping yesterday.

    10. The weather has been very fine the beginning of June.










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