Is it " for years together or since years together"

Neither of these sentences are correct since you do not say with what it is that you are together. I have been writing articles for years, together with ... It is unclear what exactly you mean I have been writing articles for many years I have been writing articles for successive years all the best, urban

U may say: since when u say an exact starting point, for example: i have been writing since september/2005/monday e.t.c since is use when u want to show the starting point or time. but "for" is used to say the amount of time u r doing. for example, on december u started to write, and now it is february. So u say: i have been writing since december. I have been writing for two month. i hope i was able to explain.

'For years together' is acceptable in informal or spoken English but'since years together' cannot be accepted there too.Only when the time is specified e.g. 'since Monday' or 'since 2010' you can use 'since'. 'Singing together' is different.Here 'together' is used as an adverb ; on the other hand 'for years together ' is used as an adverbial phrase and it cannot be looked at in isolation.But , there is one hitch here.It is more acceptable in informal English than formal written English.It is therefore safe not to use it in written English. You can simply write "I have been writing articles for many years'/ ' a number of years' etc.., 'or I have lost count of the number of years that I have been writing articles.'

'I have been writing articles for years together' is the correct form of sentence. 'For' is used to denote a non-specific period of time while 'since' is used to denote a non-specific period of time. If you like to use 'since', you have to write it as 'I have been writing articles since the year, 2009'.

for years together is the right phrase to use.

For years together. What articles are you writing?