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In the Present Perfect tense, for and since are used to discuss time duration and starting points.

For tells how long something has been happening. For example, for five years or for two months.

Since tells when something started. For example, since 2020 or since last week.

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I've been a cyclist BLANK more than 15 years. It's a love that hasn't disappeared with time.

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for

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This preposition expresses the duration of an action or situation.

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