English, asked by apujamatia, 10 months ago

when does one use since and for​

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Answered by Anonymous
2

Answer:

  • since is used as a preposition where we need to mention the continuation of an incident or something's existence
  • for is used when we need to mention a duration which is approximate.
  • e.g.- ....for 3 years...
  • etc.

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Answered by CaptainSHBRY
1

Explanation:

When you need to explain something relating to duration and when you need to explain something from a particular year, then you use "since". and if you need to explain a duration without a particular date or year, you use "for".

for example Since 1950

for 10 years

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