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🔥 Master the Difference: ‘Since’ vs. ‘For’ in Present Perfect! 🔥
Many English learners get confused between SINCE and FOR when using the Present Perfect tense. Let’s break it down!
🔹 Use ‘SINCE’ + a specific point in time 📅
✅ *I have lived here since 2010.*
✅ *She has worked at this company since last year.*
🔹 Use ‘FOR’ + a period of time ⏳
✅ *I have lived here for 10 years.*
✅ *She has worked at this company for two years.*
💡 Quick Tip:
- ‘Since’ answers WHEN something started.
- ‘For’ answers HOW LONG it has lasted.
📝 Try It! Fill in the blanks:
1️⃣ I have been studying English ___ 5 years.
2️⃣ He has been playing the piano ___ he was a child.
3️⃣ We have known each other ___ 2018.
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🔥 Master the Difference: ‘Since’ vs. ‘For’ in Present Perfect! 🔥
Many English learners get confused between SINCE and FOR when using the Present Perfect tense. Let’s break it down!
🔹 Use ‘SINCE’ + a specific point in time 📅
✅ *I have lived here since 2010.*
✅ *She has worked at this company since last year.*
🔹 Use ‘FOR’ + a period of time ⏳
✅ *I have lived here for 10 years.*
✅ *She has worked at this company for two years.*
💡 Quick Tip:
- ‘Since’ answers WHEN something started.
- ‘For’ answers HOW LONG it has lasted.
📝 Try It! Fill in the blanks:
1️⃣ I have been studying English ___ 5 years.
2️⃣ He has been playing the piano ___ he was a child.
3️⃣ We have known each other ___ 2018.
💬 Comment your answers below! ⬇️
🔹 Save this post & share it with your friends! 🔹
#EnglishGrammar #LearnEnglish #GrammarTips #SinceVsFor #EnglishLearners 🚀
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Hey English learners! Ready to level up your grammar? 🚀
• Subject-Verb Agreement: 🔑 Always make sure your verb agrees with your subject! (He goes, not He go).
• Tense Consistency: Keep your tenses consistent within a sentence or paragraph for clear writing! Avoid unnecessarily switching between past and present. ✨
• Articles: "A," "an," and "the" can be tricky! Remember that "a" and "an" are indefinite articles, while "the" is definite. 💡
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EXERCISE: Choose the correct article: I saw ___ cat in ___ street. (a/the, a/the, or an/the)
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Hey English learners! Ready to level up your grammar? 🚀
• Subject-Verb Agreement: 🔑 Always make sure your verb agrees with your subject! (He goes, not He go).
• Tense Consistency: Keep your tenses consistent within a sentence or paragraph for clear writing! Avoid unnecessarily switching between past and present. ✨
• Articles: "A," "an," and "the" can be tricky! Remember that "a" and "an" are indefinite articles, while "the" is definite. 💡
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EXERCISE: Choose the correct article: I saw ___ cat in ___ street. (a/the, a/the, or an/the)
What's your biggest grammar struggle? 🤔 React below! 👇
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📚 Grammar Gladiators: Conquer Your English! 📚
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👉 Subject-Verb Agreement: The singular subject takes a singular verb. Example: He *is* happy. A plural subject takes a plural verb. Example: They *are* happy.
👉 Tenses: Mastering tenses is crucial. Use Present Simple for habits and facts, Past Simple for completed actions.
👉 Articles: "A" or "An" before a noun depends on the *sound* of the following word, not necessarily the letter.
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🤔 Exercise: Fill in the blank: "She ____ (go) to the store yesterday." (A) goes (B) went (C) is going. Let us know your answer in the comments! 👇
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👉 Subject-Verb Agreement: The singular subject takes a singular verb. Example: He *is* happy. A plural subject takes a plural verb. Example: They *are* happy.
👉 Tenses: Mastering tenses is crucial. Use Present Simple for habits and facts, Past Simple for completed actions.
👉 Articles: "A" or "An" before a noun depends on the *sound* of the following word, not necessarily the letter.
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🤔 Exercise: Fill in the blank: "She ____ (go) to the store yesterday." (A) goes (B) went (C) is going. Let us know your answer in the comments! 👇
Which grammar rule do you find most challenging? Tell us with an emoji! 👇
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💡 Grammar Facts
• Verb tenses: Understanding the differences between past, present, and future tenses is crucial for clear communication.
• Articles: Using 'a,' 'an,' and 'the' correctly can be tricky, but makes a big difference! Think about when to be specific.🧐
• Prepositions: Mastering prepositions of time and place (in, on, at) will make your sentences flow! 🧭
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✍️ Exercise
Complete the sentence: "I am going ___ the park ___ Saturday." (to/in OR at/on?)
What's your answer? Share in the comments! 👇
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#EnglishGrammar #LearnEnglish
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💡 Grammar Facts
• Verb tenses: Understanding the differences between past, present, and future tenses is crucial for clear communication.
• Articles: Using 'a,' 'an,' and 'the' correctly can be tricky, but makes a big difference! Think about when to be specific.🧐
• Prepositions: Mastering prepositions of time and place (in, on, at) will make your sentences flow! 🧭
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✍️ Exercise
Complete the sentence: "I am going ___ the park ___ Saturday." (to/in OR at/on?)
What's your answer? Share in the comments! 👇
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#EnglishGrammar #LearnEnglish
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📚 Grammar: Unlock Your English! 📚 🔑
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📌 Subject-Verb Agreement: Always match your verb to your subject (e.g., "He goes" NOT "He go"). It's fundamental!
📌 Tense Consistency: Maintain the same verb tense throughout a sentence/paragraph. Switching tenses can confuse the reader.
📌 Prepositions: Mastering prepositions (in, on, at, to, for) can be tricky. Pay attention to their specific uses.
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✍️ Exercise: Correct the sentence: "She don't likes pizza." What is the correct form?
A) She doesn't like pizza
B) She do like pizza
C) She not like pizza
Reply with A, B, or C in the comments! 👇
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📌 Subject-Verb Agreement: Always match your verb to your subject (e.g., "He goes" NOT "He go"). It's fundamental!
📌 Tense Consistency: Maintain the same verb tense throughout a sentence/paragraph. Switching tenses can confuse the reader.
📌 Prepositions: Mastering prepositions (in, on, at, to, for) can be tricky. Pay attention to their specific uses.
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✍️ Exercise: Correct the sentence: "She don't likes pizza." What is the correct form?
A) She doesn't like pizza
B) She do like pizza
C) She not like pizza
Reply with A, B, or C in the comments! 👇
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📌 Tip 1: Articles (a/an/the): Use "a" before consonant sounds, "an" before vowel sounds. Exception: Use "a" before words like "university".
📌 Tip 2: Subject-Verb Agreement: Singular subject = singular verb (He *goes*). Plural subject = plural verb (They *go*).
📌 Tip 3: Tense Consistency: Choose a tense and stick with it! Mixing tenses can confuse the reader.
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✏️ Exercise: Correct this sentence: "Yesterday, I will go to the store." What's the correct tense? 🤔
Is grammar easy for you? 👍 or 👎?
Let me know your answers in the comments. 👇
#EnglishGrammar #LearnEnglish
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Did you know grammar is key to clear communication? 🔑 Let's boost your skills!
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📌 Tip 1: Articles (a/an/the): Use "a" before consonant sounds, "an" before vowel sounds. Exception: Use "a" before words like "university".
📌 Tip 2: Subject-Verb Agreement: Singular subject = singular verb (He *goes*). Plural subject = plural verb (They *go*).
📌 Tip 3: Tense Consistency: Choose a tense and stick with it! Mixing tenses can confuse the reader.
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✏️ Exercise: Correct this sentence: "Yesterday, I will go to the store." What's the correct tense? 🤔
Is grammar easy for you? 👍 or 👎?
Let me know your answers in the comments. 👇
#EnglishGrammar #LearnEnglish
Follow us:
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