complete this extract from a job interview putting the verbs into the present perfect or past simple. complete the short answers (has, hasn't, have
, haven't) and choose between for and since

a: and have you taught (you/teach) english before?
b: yes i i (teach) english for/since three years in hong kong and when i (come back)
i (start) teaching at the kensington school of english and i (teach) there for/since then.
a: and (you/do) a course in teaching english?
b: yes, i i (do) a course before i (go) to hong kong. i have the certificate here.
a: thank you. and what about languages? a lot of the students here are italian and spanish. (you/ever/study) italian or spanish?
b: no, i , but i (stay) in italy for/since a few weeks last year and i (learn) a bit of italian then

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A: And have you taught (you/teach) English before?  

B: Yes, I have. I have taught English for three years in Hong Kong, and when I came back, I started teaching at the Kensington School of English and I have taught there since then.  

A: And have you done a course in teaching English?  

B: Yes, I have. I had done a course before I went to Hong Kong. I have the certificate here.  

A: Thank you. And what about languages? A lot of the students here are Italian and Spanish. Have you ever studied Italian or Spanish?  

B: No, I have not, but I stayed in Italy for a few weeks last year and I have learned a bit of Italian then.

A: And have you taught (you/teach) English before?  

B: Yes, I have. I  taught English for three years in Hong Kong, and when I came back, I started teaching at the Kensington School of English and I have taught/have been teaching there since then.  

A: And have you done a course in teaching English?  

B: Yes, I have. I did a course before I went to Hong Kong. I have the certificate here.  

A: Thank you. And what about languages? A lot of the students here are Italian and Spanish. Have you ever studied Italian or Spanish?  

B: No, I have not, but I stayed in Italy for a few weeks last year and I learned/learnt a bit of Italian then.

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