In English grammar, 'since' is used with a specific point in time (e.g., since Monday, since yesterday), while 'for' is used with a duration or length of time (e.g., for 3 days, for a week). The correct sentence structure is 'I have had a stomach ache for 3 days.'
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Are you saying this wrong to your doctor? #english #learnenglish #grammarAjouté :
Mistake number two.
Maya's said "since 3 days."
In English, since is used with a specific point in time.
Since Monday.
Since yesterday.
Since this morning.
For a duration, a length of time, we always use for.
For 3 days.
For a week.
For 2 hours.
So, the correct sentence is "I have had a stomach ache for 3 days."
Say that five times now, out loud.
Good.
Now, back to the clinic.
Let's try that again, Maya. Good morning, doctor.
I have had a stomach ache for 3 days.
Much better.
Say with Maya.
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