Help Vlad the vampire update his modern dating profile by dragging the correct time words into his bio.

I am a very loyal partner. In fact, I have been pretending to be a "high school student" for eighty years. I haven't seen my best friend Dracula since the late 1800s, but we still text. If you like my style, you should know I bought this trendy leather jacket exactly fifty years ago.

I have been pretending to be a "high school student" for eighty years.

Use for to talk about a duration or length of time (eighty years).

I haven't seen my best friend Dracula since the late 1800s.

Use since to talk about a specific starting point in the past (the late 1800s).

I bought this trendy leather jacket exactly fifty years ago.

Use ago to talk about how far back in the past something happened. It is used with the simple past tense and comes after the time phrase (fifty years).