AQA GCSE 9-1 German - 9/10Gr Using correct tense with 'seit'

The preposition seit means ________ or _____

(a)  

The preposition seit takes the (a)   case

If you want to say 'I have been going to this school for five years', you use the (a)   tense

Turn this sentence into what would be a literal translation of the German:

'I have been going to this school for five years'

(a)  

Translate:

'I have been going to this school for five years' (gehen)

(a)  

If you want to say what you had done in the past with seit, you use the (a)   tense

Turn this sentence into what would be a literal translation of the German:

'I had been going to this school for five years'

(a)  

Translate:

Ich ging seit fünf Jahren auf diese Schule, als der neue Direktor ankam

(a)  

Translate:

He has been learning German for six months

(a)  

Put these words into the correct order:

I had been speaking Spanish for a year when I went to Spain

seit - als - fuhr - ich - ich - Spanien - einem - sprach - Spanisch - , - Jahr - nach

(a)