I’ve had this phone ______ three years., during, from, since, for, She has played the piano ______ she was seven years old., since, from, for, during, We have lived in this house ______ 2019., during, for, since, from, They have been friends ______ more than ten years., from, for, since, during, I haven’t seen my cousins ______ last Christmas., from, for, since, during, My brother has collected stamps ______ he was eight., since, from, during, for, Choose the correct sentence., I’ve known Sarah since five years., I’ve known Sarah for five years., I’ve known Sarah during five years., I know Sarah for five years., Choose the correct sentence., He has had his camera since two months., He has his camera for two months., He has had his camera during two months., He has had his camera for two months., We have lived here ______ last summer., for, during, since, from, She has been interested in photography ______ a long time., from, since, during, for, I haven’t played tennis ______ I was twelve., from, since, during, for, He has had that guitar ______ April., since, for, during, from, They have been at the party ______ three hours., since, from, during, for, Choose the correct sentence., We have known each other for we were ten., We knew each other since we were ten., We have known each other since we were ten., We know each other since ten years., Choose the correct option. “I started collecting postcards when I was six. I’m thirteen now. I ______ postcards ______ seven years.”, have collected / for, have collected / since, collected / since, collect / since, Choose the correct option. “My uncle started visiting his penfriend when he was a teenager. He ______ visited him ______ he was a teenager.”, did / for, has / since, has / for, have / since, It is Monday. Josh has had his camera since April. Which sentence has the same meaning?, Josh has had his camera since several months., Josh has his camera during several months., Josh has had his camera for several months., Josh had his camera for April., Aysha and Faruk went out at 2 p.m. It is now 7 p.m. Which sentence is correct?, They have been out for five hours., They were out since five hours., They have been out since 2 p.m. for five hours., They have been out since five hours., I haven’t phoned you ______ last Monday. Which option is grammatically correct?, for, since, from, during, Choose the only correct sentence., I’ve played the violin since two months., I’ve played the violin for I was ten., I played the violin since two months., I’ve played the violin for two months.

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