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Answer the questions, using since / for.
How long have you not been at your school?
How long have you lived in your city/town?
How long have you known your best friend?
Since when have you begun to learn English?
How long have you lived in your house?
How long have you had your schoolbag?

1.Henry said that his son is a student.
2.Her mother said that she is working at the library. 3.My friend said that he hasn't seen me for ages.
4.All said that he shall solve the clues tomorrow.
5.He said that there's nobody here to stop them.
6.The soldier said that they will find a place to lie up. He's afraid they will kill them.
7.My friend said that they have been waiting for me for ten minutes.
8.Jane said that she's all right and nothing worries her.
9.Tom said that he's busy now. He is doing his lessons.
10.The secretary said that she isn't here. She has just left the office.
11.He said that this man is the doctor for the hospital.
12.They answered that there's no one by that name here.
13.He said that he is ill and has a high temperature.
14.They said that they have tried to telephone him.
15.She said that she doesn't think she will have done this work by the time.

Learning a foreign language can start in childhood. Today’s generation kid’s needs to learn at least two languages. For example, it’s a great skill to put or add in your resume if your multi-lingual. There are two ways of learning a foreign language.  One is to buy an English book and the other is to make use of a language. The best method for foreign language learning depends on the end goal of the aspiring learner since it will determine the amount of dedication that will be offered in the process. There are of course less formal ways of learning another language.  It can be done through watching foreign movies and TV shows, listening to CDs and tapes, reading foreign newspapers and magazines preferable with a friend who knows the language, and use of phrase books and dictionaries.  One of the best options is to try to talk in the desired language for regular designated times. Only actual use and regular practice can ensure comprehensive learning of a foreign language. True learning is not only limited to literal translations which is not always exact.  It is about learning the essence of the language complete with pronunciation, tongue inflection, and the underlying meanings of the words.