For vagy since használata
For vagy since használata:
Ne felejts el a következőket a for-ral és a since-szel kapcsolatban:
- for:
- időtartam esetén használjuk
- jelentése: vmennyi ideje
- a legegyszerűbb megoldás, ha akkor teszed ki, ha többes szám ill. “a” vagy “an” található az utána következő kifejezésben. Amennyiben nincs, akkor használj since-t
- since:
- időpontok esetén
- jelentése: óta
1. feladat:
Tedd ki a for ill. since szavakat a kifejezések elé:
……………… six weeks
……………… October
……………… two months
……………… a long time
……………… ages
……………… my birthday
……………… 1991
……………… the last day we met
……………… five hours
2. feladat:
We have lived in New York……. 1994.
Pat has been married ……. three years.
I have worked here …….a long time.
Robert hasn’t smoked …….his birthday.
…….1998, Johm has been the president of our club.
They have studied Italian ……. six weeks.
Nobody has seen Jack ……. Christmas.
Paula has worked here ……. October 2000
…….. two days, George has been telling the same old jokes.
Peter has lived here ……. his divorce.
We haven’t phoned home …… Easter.
We’ve been here …… ten o’clock.
I have worked for BBC …… more than eight years.
I haven’t visited my home town …… I left school.
I haven’t been to the cinema …… ages.
I have studied non-stop …… 10.15.
I have had a driving licence …… I was eighteen.
She hasn’t had a day off …… 1999.
Jack has been in London …… more than two weeks now.
Justin has been my best friend …… we were nine.
Megoldások
1.feladat
for six weeks
since October
for two months
for a long time
for ages
since my birthday
since 1991
since the last day we met
for five hours
2.feladat
We have lived in New York since 1994.
Pat has been married for three years.
I have worked here for a long time.
Robert hasn’t smoked since his birthday.
Since 1998, Johm has been the president of our club.
They have studied Italian for six weeks.
Nobody has seen Jack since Christmas.
Paula has worked here since October 2000.
For two days, George has been telling the same old jokes.
Peter has lived here since his divorce.
We haven’t phoned home since Easter.
We’ve been here since ten o’clock.
I have worked for BBC for more than eight years.
I haven’t visited my home town since I left school.
I haven’t been to the cinema for ages.
I have studied non-stop since 10.15.
I have had a driving licence since I was eighteen.
She hasn’t had a day off since 1999.
Jack has been in London for more than two weeks now.
Justin has been my best friend since we were nine.
