Day-19 | Unit-19 | For, Since & Ago – Learn the Difference

Spoken English – Day 19 | For, Since & Ago Explained | Speak About Time Correctly in English

📌 Welcome to Day 19 of our Spoken English Course!
In today’s lesson, we’ll master the use of “for”, “since”, and “ago” — three important words that help us talk about time in English. These words are commonly used in everyday conversation with different tenses like present perfect, present perfect continuous, and simple past.

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What You’ll Learn in This Video:

✅ The difference between for, since, and ago
✅ Which tenses to use with each word
✅ Real-life sentence examples
✅ Grammar rules and common mistakes to avoid
✅ Speaking practice for fluency

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Examples Covered in This Lesson:

🔹 For (used with a period of time):
• I have lived here for 5 years.
• She has been studying for 2 hours.

🔹 Since (used with a point in time):
• We have known each other since 2018.
• He has been working here since morning.

🔹 Ago (used with simple past tense):
• I met her 3 years ago.
• They moved to Chennai a week ago.

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🎯 Practice Task:
Write 3 sentences using:
1. For
2. Since
3. Ago
Example: I have been learning English for 6 months. / She has lived here since 2020. / They arrived two days ago.

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💬 Grammar Tip:
• Use “for” and “since” with present perfect or present perfect continuous.
• Use “ago” only with the simple past tense.

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