F. When Since/For is used in Past Perfect Continuous Tense
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Answer:
Before the words, the past perfect continuous tense.
This is the time when it is used.
Explanation:
part perfect continuous tense example is:-
she had been studying.
now basically ur qus is when to use since and when to use for
so since is used for taking an approximate time value like: since morning, since afternoon, since evening, etc
and for is used for a definite time like 3 hours, 4 hours and so on.
so let's try it in the same example taken above
=*she had been studying since morning*. (we do not know for how much time she has been studying)
= *she had been studying for 3 hours. (we know that she has been studying for a specific time)
so this is the basic difference between since and for. hope it helps. please mark me as the brainliest.