For, since, from: What’s the difference?

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Exercise 1: Choose since, from, for

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Explanation

Exercise 1: Choose since, from, for

Choose the correct word — **since**, **from**, or **for** — to complete each sentence.

1
I haven't seen her the accident.
2
The new service will start tomorrow morning.
3
We've been waiting two hours.
4
He did yoga with her the start of their relationship.
5
We've been friends school.
6
You can buy all sorts of foods very early in the morning.
7
He was in prison ten years.
8
The center is open 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. every weekday.
9
I've known the truth a long time.
10
I hadn't had so much fun I was in high school.