Unit 19| for since ago
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Unit 18 | How long have ...? (Present Perfect)
Use the Correct option
Instructions: Choose the for since ago.
- They have been married 2010 (since/for/ago)
- We have been married twenty years. (since/for/ago)
- We married ten years in London (since/for/ago)
- how long have you been married ? (since/for/ago)
- I have been working a long time. (since/for/ago)
- She has been teaching English March in this school (since/for/ago)
- She has been working in a bank ten years. (since/for/ago)
- You have been reading this novel ten years. (since/for/ago)
- She has been cooking meal ten minutes. (since/for/ago)
- We have been waiting for them 4. (since/for/ago)
- Have you been doing your job noon? (since/for/ago)
- John is not at home. He has been working in the shop morning. (since/for/ago)
- They have been absent twenty years. (since/for/ago)
- We saw them ten years in London (since/for/ago)
- how long have they been married ? (since/for/ago)
- You have been working a long time. (since/for/ago)
- Sara and John have been teaching English 2010 in school (since/for/ago)
- She has been reading a book morning. (since/for/ago)
- He left this city one year . (since/for/ago)
- She has been knitting two hours. (since/for/ago)
- We have not been playing cricket 4. (since/for/ago)
- Have you been watching the movie noon? (since/for/ago)
- John has not been doing his work morning. (since/for/ago)
- John left the house ten minutes hours. (since/for/ago)
- how long have you been working here? (since/for/ago)
- I have been working here one hour. (since/for/ago)
- She has left the city ever. (since/for/ago)
- Where have you been working a long time. (since/for/ago)
- I have been working in Saga factory long. (since/for/ago)
- That's great. I have also been working there twenty years. (since/for/ago)

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