For, Since, From: What’s the Difference? — Exercise 3
Use since, from, and for to fill in each blank.
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1She has studied Spanish two years.
2I have not seen him last Friday.
3The library is open 9 a.m. every weekday.
4We waited half an hour outside.
5He has lived abroad 2018.
6Classes run September to June.
7They have been married ten years.
8She has felt better she started exercising.
9The shop will close next Monday for renovation.
10We talked a long time after the meeting.
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