Q. My parents have married ------- five years
Option
a)since over
b)for over
c)over

• b.for over
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• for over,
  because the time is not mentioned.
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• b) for over .more than five years because time is not mention here
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• Whenever we talk about has/have, it is the case of Present Perfect and in this form of tense,
  we don't talk about specific time period, so we don't mention it.
  
  Therefore, we can conclude that since is not appropriate choice here as it is of past time and 'have' tells us about things before just now.
  
  
  Had it been 'had been' in place of 'have', then we can say that since would have come.
  
  But for this case,
  
  
  
  FOR OVER is the correct choice.
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• My parents have BEEN married for over five years
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• b.for over bcoz time is mentioned where as in the case of since the sentence should be in perfect tense
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• b.for over
  
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• "since" can't use here because it use to denote the point of time.
  
  and is "for over"
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• b) for over
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• b>.For over
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• there is one more option
  that is : more than
  
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• (A) Since over
  
  
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• since over
  
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• b)for over
  bcz specified year is not mentioned.
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• b. for over
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• a.since over
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• for over bcoz time is not mentioned.
  
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• It's will C over
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• ans is "for over"
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• This question is not defining any period of time or fixed time period.
  You are supposed to use for over because it's defining more than five years. so go for over in addition to 'for'. because it's not defining the exact time period so you should use for over.
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• for over- the no other option fits so possibly b. part
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