4. Complete the time expressions with for or since.
1. For a year.
2. For half an hour 5 I was a student.
3. Since August.
4. Since nine o’clock.
5. Since I was a student.
6. For a couple of days.
7. For months.
8. Since 1999.

5. Match a line in A and B and a sentence in C. There is more than one answer.
1. I’ve known my best friend-for years-We met when we were 10.
2. I last went to the cinema-two weeks ago.-The film was rubbish.
3. I’ve had this watch-for three years.-My Dad gave it to me for my birthday.
4. We’ve used this book-since the beginning of term.-It’s not bad. I quite like it.
5. We lived in our old flat-from 1988 to 1996.-We moved because we needed somewhere bigger.
6. We haven’t had a break-for an hour.-I really need a cup of coffee.
7. I last had a holiday-in 1999.-I went camping with some friends.
8. This building has been a school-since 1985.-Before that it was an office.