Hadar ShemeshYour digital fluency coach

I've been learning ___ 2 years (quiz)

16 Nov 2025 · 0 min

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Short YouTube transcript excerpt by Hadar Shemesh explaining correct use of 'for' vs 'since' in English. The speaker contrasts incorrect and correct sentences (e.g., "since two years" vs "for two years") and gives examples using time periods such as months.

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