Are these sentences fine and natural?
A：How long haven’t you studied English?
B: It has been at least for one year.
or
A: How long since you studied English? (Can this question confused with "How long have you been learning English?")
B: It has been at least for one year.
or
A: When was the last time you studied English?
B: It has been at least for one year.
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A: When was the last time you studied English?
B: It has been at least one year ago.
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A: How long has it been since you last studied English?
B: It has been at least a year (since I last studied English)!
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A: How long have you studied English?
B: At least a year. (or It has been at least a year.)
A:How long has been since you studied English? (or How many years since you began studying English?)
B:It has been at least a year.
A:When was the last time you studied English?
B: It has been at least a year.
The first one sounds like you are just meeting the person and you are trying to get to know them.
The second sounds like you are just engaging conversation with a friend/or someone.
The third sounds like you are interrogating someone close to you.
But they all sound natural to me. ^^
Hope this helps!
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