Multiple choice general knowledge

He's been living in Italy _____.

  1. to ages

  2. from ages

  3. for ages

  4. since ages
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C Correct answer
Explanation

"For ages" correctly indicates a very long duration of time. The preposition "for" is the standard way to express extended time periods in English, making this the grammatically correct choice among the options.

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