How long have you ... ?

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 How long have you ... ?


A: 





David is on vacation in New York.
He is there now.

He arrived in New York on Monday.
Today is Thursday.

How long has he been in New York?

He has been in New York →    since Monday.
                                          ↘     for three days.




B: 



Reference : Basic Grammar in use


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Simple Past : worked, got, went, etc.

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 Simple Past : worked, got, went, etc. A : B: The simple past is often -ed (regular verb) for example : work     →     worked clean     →      cleaned start         →      started dance      →     danced stay       →     stayes need      →      needed - I brush my teeth every morning. This morning I brushed my teeth. - Terry worked in the bank from 1987 to 1998. - Yesterday it rained all morning, It stopped at lunchtime. - We enjoyed the party last night. We danced a lot and talked to a ot of people. The party end at midnight. try   →      tried study       →     studied copy       →     copied stop       →     stopped plan       →     planned C: Some verb are irregul...
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การใช้ For , since , and ago

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การใช้  For , since , and ago We use for and since to say how long A: - Rachel is in Brazil. She has been there       for three days. -  Rachel is in Brazil. She has been there      since Monday เราใช้ for กับ since ต่างกันอย่างไร มาดูกันค่ะ! B:      ago   ago = before now - Ji Yoo started her new job three weeks ago. (=three weeks before now) - "When did Tom go out?" :Ten minute ago" (= ten minute before now) - I had dinner an hour ago. - Life was very different a hundred years ago.
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