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I had lunch at 3. I'm hungry now. (negative/since)
I haven't eaten since lunch
My aunt moved to Australia 3 years ago. My aunt lives in Australia. (positive/for)
My aunt has lived in Australia for 3 years.
Margaret is in her office. She arrived at 7 o'clock. (positive/since)
Margaret has been in her office since 7 o'clock.
I started gaming when I was 8. I still game now. (positive/since/ -ing)
I have been gaming since I was 8.
I went to the cinema last month. (negative/since)
I haven't been to the cinema since last month.
The last time I saw Anna was four days ago. (negative/for)
I haven't seen Anna for four days.
Bill isn't here now. He's at home. (positive)
Bill's gone home
I went to the beach in the summer. (negative/since)
I haven't been to the beach since the summer.
I lost my keys yesterday. I still can't find my keys.
I've lost my keys.
I went away on Friday. (positive/since)
I've been away since Friday.
