English, asked by abhay1353, 1 year ago

what is the difference between since and for

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Answered by rahul99452
3
if there is fixed or given time than since and if only tme than for. ex. for 2 hours
Answered by mendoza71
5
Since means , cause of some reason that's already known . Ex: since I know him , I invited him to my party . For means for her , for him, for that . Ex: I bought a chocolate for you.

If u still didn't understand feel free to ask in comments .
abhay1353: explain in short
mendoza71: Since means something that's happened before or something that we know about example : since I know you , I am coming to your home.
mendoza71: For is used to indicate a person or something example : this is for her
mendoza71: Did u understand
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