For, Since & Ago

For, Since & Ago

For, Since & Ago

For, Since & Ago

Choose 'for', 'since' or 'ago' to make correct sentences.
1.
She has been working
six o' clock this morning.
2.
He hasn't met his colleagues
a long time.
3.
We have been waiting for the results
three weeks now.
4.
They relocated to Frankfurt almost 10 years
.
5.
John has worked here
12 months.
6.
I haven't eaten anything
breakfast.
7.
They phoned me five hours
and I haven't heard from them again
then.
8.
We haven't received any files yet even though they sent them two days
.
9.
I started this new project, I haven't been able to take a break.
10.
Jane hasn't been on holidays
her trip to New York.
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