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#Grammar English Grammar Lesson: Since vs For vs From vs Until 🔹SINCE – :Used with a point in time (when something started) – I’ve lived here since 2010. – She’s been waiting since morning. – It hasn’t rained since last week. 🔹FOR – :Used with a duration (how long something lasts) – I worked there for 5 years. – He stayed for two hours. – We’ve known each other *for* a long time. 🔹FROM –: Indicates a starting point in time or place – The class runs from 9 AM to 11 AM. – I’m traveling from Delhi to Mumbai. – This offer is valid from July 1st. 🔹UNTIL – :Used to indicate the end of a time period – Wait here until I return. – She studied until midnight. – The store is open until 10 PM. Example Sentences: 🔹SINCE - He has been ill since Monday. - I haven’t seen her since college. 🔹FOR - She lived in Paris for a year. - We talked for hours. 🔹FROM - I’ll be out from 5 PM. - Open from Monday to Friday. 🔹UNTIL - Don’t leave until the bell rings. - He worked there until 2020.