since ages'

[itsmehihihi]

which one is correct?

1a:I haven't watched a movie since ages'

1b:I haven't watched a movie for ages'


2a:I am fine till today and I will get work tomorrow.
2b:I am fine till date and I will be alloted work tomorrow.



I don't mind if you refine them.

Thank You
subbu

[BobK]

which one is correct?

1a:I haven't watched a movie since ages' But this would be OK: 'It's ages since I watched a movie.

1b:I haven't watched a movie for ages'


2a:I am fine so far/up to now and I will get work tomorrow.
2b:I am fine till date and I will be alloted work tomorrow.



I don't mind if you refine them.

Thank You
subbu

In 2b, the phrase you want is 'to date', but 'to date' wouldn't do in this context. The T doubles in the past simple of 'allot', and 'allot' sounds a bit odd there anyway - unless the person is in a position of very high authority (e.g. your boss's boss).

b

[itsmehihihi]

Thank You ,so much