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which one is correct
......the last two weeks, we've prepared for our graduation party.
(since , for)?
which one is correct
......the last two weeks, we've prepared for our graduation party.
(since , for)?
......the last two weeks, we've prepared for our graduation party.
(since , for)?
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For - but the verb should be ‘we’ve been preparing.’
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For the last two weeks, we've been preparing for our graduation party.
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