شاهد وتعلّم الإنجليزية
مشاهد أفلام، تحديات سريعة، ودروس كاملة. ابحث عن عبارة وابدأ المشاهدة.
Boys vs girls: since two hours or for two hours? | English from movies
إغلاق الفيديويبدأ تشغيل الفيديو من يوتيوب عند الضغط على زر التشغيل.
إذا تعذر تحميل المشغّل، يمكنك فتح الفيديو على يوتيوب.
اختر سطرًا لتسمعه مرة أخرى. اضغط على أي كلمة لترى معناها. الكلمات التي تحتها خط هي الكلمات المفتاحية في هذا الفيديو.
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Hana I two . is .
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Theo is two ?
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Hana two . Ask .
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Tutor , not .
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Rear Window Not for a .
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Tutor and .
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Twelve O'Clock High For two , sir.
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Tutor , a bit .
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Alita: Battle Angel But that's .
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Theo Oh, you for two . I on my .
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Hana For two . So I .
اختر إجابة لكل سؤال، ثم تحقّق من إجابتك.
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السؤال 1
Choose the correct sentence.
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السؤال 2
Which word completes the sentence? "I haven't eaten ___ breakfast."
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السؤال 3
Your friend asks if you still play tennis, and you can't remember the last time. Which answer fits best?
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السؤال 4
How does "But that's just since yesterday" sound in the movie line?
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السؤال 5
Which sentence counts time from an event until now?
إجابة مختصرة
Boys vs girls: "since two hours" or "for two hours"?
Say "for two hours," not "since two hours." Use for with a length of time, such as two hours, three days or a long time. Use since with the moment something started, such as yesterday, Monday or 3 o'clock.
كلمات مهمة في الفيديو
اضغط على أي كلمة لترى معناها. الكلمات التي تحتها خط هي الكلمات المفتاحية في هذا الفيديو.
شرح كل عبارة
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Not for a long time. نبرة الكلام: Relaxed, not exact
Use this short answer when something hasn't happened in a while and you don't want to give an exact number. If you know the exact time, use a number instead, as in "for six months."
“Not for a long time.”
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For two hours. نبرة الكلام: Clear and exact
Use for plus a number to say how long something lasted. It's a natural short answer to "How long?" Don't use since here, because two hours is a length of time, not a starting point.
“For two hours, sir.”
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But that's just since yesterday. نبرة الكلام: Strong, a bit annoyed
Use since with a point in time, like yesterday, to say when something started. Here the speaker sounds a little annoyed because the time feels short. Say it calmly if you are only giving information.
“But that's just since yesterday.”
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I've been waiting since three o'clock. نبرة الكلام: Exact, a little impatient
Use since with a clock time to show when your waiting started and that it is still going on. It works well when someone is late. With a friend, it can sound like a complaint, so watch your voice.
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We've known each other for years. نبرة الكلام: Warm and general
Use for years when the exact number doesn't matter. It's friendly and common when you introduce an old friend. Don't say "since years."
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I haven't seen her since Monday. نبرة الكلام: Neutral, factual
Use since with a day when you say the last time something happened. It fits negative sentences well. If you want to give the length instead, say "for three days."
أخطاء شائعة
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صياغة غير دقيقة
I waited since two hours.صياغة أفضل I waited for two hours.
Two hours is a length of time, so it needs for. Since needs a starting point, like 3 o'clock or yesterday. This is exactly what confuses Theo in the Short.
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صياغة غير دقيقة
I live here since 2020.صياغة أفضل I've lived here since 2020.
When an action started in the past and continues now, English usually uses the present perfect (have or has + past participle) with since and for.
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صياغة غير دقيقة
I've been here since a long time.صياغة أفضل I've been here for a long time.
A long time is a length of time, not a moment, so use for. The film line "Not for a long time" shows the correct pattern.
نور · معلّمة بالذكاء الاصطناعي
تدريب مع المدرّس بالذكاء الاصطناعي
يمكنك السؤال عن هذه الصفحة أو التدرب على الإنجليزية في محادثة خاصة. يعتمد المدرّس على المستوى الذي تختاره أو معلومات المستوى المتاحة في حسابك.
مثال
نصيحة للمساعدة على التذكر
من هذا الفيديو
تعذر تحميل هذه الكلمة. حاول مرة أخرى.
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