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FOR OR SINCE 1 I haven't been to Italy July 2005. 2 She has lived in Paris January. 3 Jim has studied three hours. Now he is tired. 4 My friend has been ill a long time. 5 It has been raining more than four days. 6 I haven't seen him Eastern. 7 He hasn't had a holiday last summer. 8 He hasn't done any work a month. 9 We have had this car 1998. 10 We have been here two hours. 11 She hasn't written Christmas. 12 Carol hasn't eaten meat ages. 13 We have been working in his office three years. 14 It has been snowing yesterday morning. 15 I haven't spoken to her our quarrel. FOR OR SINCE 1 Nobody has seen him last Friday. 2 It has been foggy some days. 3 He has been fishing six o'clock. 4 They've been living in France eight years. 5 The pilots have been on strike two months. 6 We've had terrible weather Saturday. 7 I've known Tom 1990. 8 We have been waiting for the bus half an hour. 9 She hasn't lost a match April. 10 Things have changed she's become headmaster. 11 The police have been looking for him a month. 12 Our dog has been ill two days. 13 I've been looking for this book a long time. 14 I've been working I got up. 15 The kettle has been boiling ten minutes. . have been working in his office three years. 14 It has been snowing yesterday morning. 15 I haven't spoken to her our quarrel. FOR OR SINCE 1 Nobody. FOR OR SINCE 1 I haven't been to Italy July 2005. 2 She has lived in Paris