Present Perfect Practice with for. Put the two
sentences together. Use for.
a. He moved in with us on August 1. It’s now November 1. He still lives with
us. (live)
He has lived with us for three months.
1. They went on vacation July 1. It’s now July 8. They are still on vacation.
(be)
2. He caught a cold last Saturday. It’s now seven days later. He still has a
cold. (have)
3. They started studying here six months ago. They still study here. (study)
4. I began working at the supermarket when I turned 18. I’m 20 now. I still
work there. (work)
5. I met her in 1998. I still know her. (know)
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