I have much friends in this city., many friends (countable noun) , She told me she will send the email later., she would send (reported speech) , I’ve been living here since three years., “For” is used with a duration; “since” with a starting point., I have seen that movie yesterday., I saw that movie yesterday. Present perfect is not used with finished past time expressions like “yesterday”., This information are very useful., “Information” is uncountable and takes a singular verb., He said he will help me if I needed it., He would help - reported speech, We have known each other since a long time., “For” is used with periods of time., I didn’t see her since last week., I haven’t seen her since last week. Use present perfect with “since” to describe actions up to now., She is very sensible to other people’s feelings., Sensible = reasonable; “sensitive” = easily affected emotionally, I have less money than last month., CORRECT. “Money” is uncountable, so “less” is correct., He has been working here since five months., “For” is used with duration., I have done my homework two hours ago., I did my homework two hours ago. Present perfect cannot be used with finished past time markers., I’ve been working here for over a decade., ✅ Correct, She has done a lot of progresses in her career., “Progress” is uncountable., He told me he might be late., Might” is correctly in reported speech., I haven’t received any feedback yet., ✅ Correct, We’ve been friends since we were kids., ✅ Correct, This equipment are very expensive., Equipment is uncountable and takes a singular verb., I didn’t hear from him for two weeks now., I haven’t heard from him for two weeks. “Now” is unnecessary and unnatural here, There are fewer traffic on Sundays., less traffic 👉 “Traffic” is uncountable., He said he can help me with the project., he could help --> reported speech, I’ve just finished my workout., ✅ Correct.

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