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This activity aims to help intermediate students understand and distinguish between the grammar terms "for" and "since". After the lesson, students complete an activity with questions that require them to identify whether "for" or "since" correctly completes each sentence based on whether it specifies a duration of time or a starting point. The activity is intended to enable students to understand when to use each term when talking about something that started in the past and continues into the present.
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- 2. Objective of the activity Purpose: This activity for intermediate students. The activity focuses on the grammar (For and Since). It help students to understand the lesson more. And distinguishes between ( For and Since) . How can incorporate the grammar skills in the lesson: This activity (for and since) came at the end of class after understanding the rule. the students should be able to answer the questions. How is this activity can beneficial: This activity enable students to understand when talk about something that started in the past and continues into the present. To distinguished between the usage of ( for - used when specifying the amount of time ) and (since- used when specifying the starting point).
- 3. 1 I have been living in New York………1 year For Since
- 6. 2 She has been married ………. ten years For Since
- 9. 3 She has been a doctor………1998 For Since
- 12. 4 She has been studying English….. last January For Since
- 15. 5 You have been watching TV……hours. For Since
- 18. 6 I have been waiting……. 4 o'clock. For Since
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- 21. 7 I've been working here…… the last two years For Since
- 22. Finish