Complete the dramatic cat's diary entry by dragging the correct time prepositions into the blanks.

The tragedy continues. I have been staring at my empty food bowl for three long hours. I haven't eaten a single treat since breakfast!

I have been staring at my empty food bowl for three long hours. I haven't eaten a single treat since breakfast!

Use for to measure a length or duration of time (like "three hours" or "ten minutes").

Use since to talk about the specific starting point of an action in the past (like "breakfast" or "Tuesday").