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What is the difference between For, ago and Since ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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Since I started learning English, Iâve improved a lot.
Itâs a really long time ago.
Iâve been learning English for 8 years.
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âSince 8 years agoâ or âfor 8 yearsâ
âI havenât seen him for a long timeâ
âIt was a time long ago that I saw himâ
âI havenât seen him since he left the cityâ
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No you have to define who or what is welcome. You are welcome, theyâre welcome, am I welcome? Ect..
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It is always âwelcomeâ , âwelcomingâ or âwelcomedâ
You are welcome,
You welcomed me
You are welcoming(to me)
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