This presentation explains the difference between “since” and “for” when talking about time. Learners will understand that “since” is used to show the starting point of an action (e.g., since 2010, since Monday) and “for” is used to show the duration of an action (e.g., for two years, for a week). The slides include grammar rules, examples, and practice exercises to help students use both words correctly in Present Perfect and other tenses.