FOR and SINCE: what's the difference in English? (PLUS 3 useful phrases!)

What's the difference between 'for' and 'since' in English? In this video, I explain the difference between them, talk about some common mistakes and teach you some common phrases that include 'for' and 'since'. There is also a practice exercise at the end!
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[@ejlufpedersen742]

Your grammar lessons are second to none. Carry on please.😊

[@bobychrisify]

😊 the German-American hast the all right. It' s always a pleasure listening to your fine Bitish accent! 😊

[@bobychrisify]

I wanted to write: the German-American has them all right

[@abdelhakbouhadda6504]

It's was very clear, I got right all of them

[@gaetanocontato6994]

Great! I did well,The use of 'for' and 'since' are perfectly clear!

[@fabiocasati5077]

The sound of your way to speak is music for my ears

[@english_with_aga]

Thank you so much! ☺️

[@masterb5683]

Crystal clear! Aga is impeccable 🙏🏻

[@english_with_aga]

Thank you!

[@TeacherOthman]

Thanks for leveling up my English, im from Africa in Tanzania 🇹🇿

[@laypyay7246]

This is very useful for me❤❤❤

[@ramachandranr8935]

Hi aga, please make video for difference between as far as and as long as

[@ΑντώνηςΜαρκόπουλος-ε2ζ]

Thank you Aga

[@ghadymbarak]

Very well explained. This is a very common mistake.

[@english_with_aga]

Thank you! Glad you found it useful

[@ahmadmazaheri8642]

Very useful . Thank you.

[@english_with_aga]

You’re welcome! 😊

[@Hadera-od7jn]

Thank you aga❤

[@ashutosh1269]

Wonderful Help

[@abdulwasaalhakimi1915]

So useful lesson!
Bunch of thanks dear!

[@Bihi_Lotfi]

Fantastic ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️.
Examples:
1) I have been worked here since 2008.
2) I have worked here for 16 years.
Thank you so much.

[@bobychrisify]

The first one is completely wrong. And with the second one you probably want to say: I' ve been working here for 16 years. Hopefully not in England

[@Bihi_Lotfi]

@@bobychrisify thank you 🙂
my teacher AGA said:
We use FOR and SINCE with the present perfect , let try again:
1) I have worked in Algerian government company since 2008.
2) I have worked in Sonatrach for 16 years.
I think now both of them are correct ✅
No don’t be afraid, I never visited England 🤭
🤣😂.
welcome to Algeria at anytime 💐.

[@ROYNERSiringoringo]

Thank You I got it

[@mohammademran1098]

Kind Instructor!

[@idabagusdarmaputra125]

Thank you indeed for your teaching...I've delayed my next schedule for your intersting explanation

[@pratapchandramajhi4485]

What about causes and reasons

[@bobychrisify]

Sorry for this typo mistake

[@marimuthuelakkuvan1011]

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[@ramgurung8516]

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[@tayebhouchine198]

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[@nisargakl3111]

Thank you aga

[@marimuthuelakkuvan1011]

❤ gud mam

[@putin-obkakanyi-imperator]

It's such a joy to listen to the Royal British English from Aga, especially for an immigrant in Canada.

[@english_with_aga]

Thank you! Hello from London 🇬🇧

[@bobychrisify]

But the Royals actually did not speak this kind of proper upper class British - especially not the Queen.

[@putin-obkakanyi-imperator]

@@bobychrisify If Aga becomes Queen, her English will be officially recognized as the Royal English. (From the First Conditional lesson. Hopefully it is free of errors)