______ ten o’clock, for, since, ______ Christmas, since, for, ______ last summer, since, for, ______ ten minutes, since, for, ______ one month, since, for, ______ my birthday, since, for, ______ the last lesson, since, for, ______ a long time, since, for, ______ a week, since, for, ______ the beginning of the term, since, for, ______ ages, since, for, ______ we met the last time, since, for, She has been in hospital ______ this morning., since, for, Joe has lived in London ______ five years., since, for, We have known each other ______ June 2010., for, since, How long have you been here? — I have been here ______ half an hour., for, since, I have had this teddy bear ______ I was a little child., since, for, Jason has made music ______ more than 25 years., since, for, My mother hasn’t spoken to my sister ______ three days., since, for, I have learned these words ______ three hours., for, since, Joe ______ (be) at this school ______ five years., has been / since, have been / for, has been / for, Where’s Alison? I ______ (not see) her ______ this morning., hasn’t seen / since, haven’t seen / for, haven’t seen / since, Mr Wayne ______ (know) his wife ______ they were both small children., have known / since, has known / for, has known / since, Ben ______ (not see) his uncle ______ several years., hasn’t seen / since, haven’t seen / for, hasn’t seen / for, I ______ (not be) very well ______ Monday., hasn’t been / since, haven’t been / for, haven’t been / since, My brother ______ (have) his new mountain bike ______ two weeks., has had / since, have had / for, has had / for, They ______ (live) here ______ they first came to Britain., has lived / since, have lived / for, have lived / since, The poor animal is very hungry. It ______ (not have) anything to eat ______ days., haven’t had / for, hasn’t had / since, hasn’t had / for, Our family ______ (live) in the north of the USA ______ 1997., have lived / since, has lived / for, has lived / since, My father ______ (work) as an engineer ______ then., has worked / for, have worked / since, has worked / since, My parents ______ (divorce) more than five years now., has been divorced / for, have been divorced / for, have divorced / since, My sister ______ (know) her boyfriend ______ six years., has known / for, has known / since, have known / for, I ______ (not see) my aunt ______ last summer., haven’t seen / for, hasn’t seen / since, haven’t seen / since, My friend Tommy lives in the south. I ______ (not talk) to him ______ a long time., haven’t talked / since, haven’t talked / for, hasn’t talked / for, My friend Margo ______ (write) me two letters ______ I met her at the summer camp., has written / for, have written / since, has written / since

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