6/27 homework

1) for as long as I can remember 2) for three days 3) since my childhood 4) for ten years 5) since I was young 6) since New Year's Eve 7) since Wednesday 8) for five seconds 9) for breakfast 10) since hundreds of years They are very confuse to me. For use when it is limitted time and since use when it is still continue. Am I right? I will studying English continue even at Slovenia. It is seems to more speak than in Korea. Let's see you soon~~

Hello there Ms. [이름]! Thank you for taking the time to answer your homework even if you are very busy. Anyway, since is use if we are talking about the point where an action started.  For example, \"since 4 o\'clock\". On the other hand, for is use if we are talking about the duration of an action or how long something lasts. For example, \"for two hours\". I hope you understand my explanation. Have an enjoyable life my dear student! See you soon! Take care always! ~T. Jessie~ 1) for as long as I can remember >> Correct!2) for three days >> Correct!3) since my childhood >> Correct!4) for ten years >> Correct!5) since I was young >> Correct!6) since New Year\'s Eve >> Correct!7) since Wednesday >> Correct!8) for five seconds >> Correct!9) for breakfast >> since breakfast 10) since hundreds of years>> for hundreds of yearsThey are very confuse to me. >> They are very confusing for me. For use when it is limitted time and since use when it is still continue. >> For is use when it is limited time and since is use when it still continues.Am I right?>> Correct!I will studying English continue even at Slovenia. >> I will keep on studying English even in Slovenia.It is seems to more speak than in Korea. >> I can have more opportunities to speak in English more than in Korea. Let\'s see you soon~~ >> See you soon! OR>> Let\'s us see each other soon!