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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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Hello.
These past few years have beaten me up a little.
That's what my friend said while text messaging. After that, I noticed I was mistaken about the 'years'.
Which is it I did:
I read 'years' as 'days'.
or
I read 'days' as 'years'.
I am confused with this 'as'. Thank you.
These past few years have beaten me up a little.
That's what my friend said while text messaging. After that, I noticed I was mistaken about the 'years'.
Which is it I did:
I read 'years' as 'days'.
or
I read 'days' as 'years'.
I am confused with this 'as'. Thank you.
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Anonymous Which is it I did:I read 'years' as 'days'. orI read 'days' as 'years'. You read 'years' as 'days'.
- Anonymous Which is it I did:I read 'years' as 'days'.
- orI read 'days' as 'years'.
- You read 'years' as 'days'.
- You took 'years' as 'days'.
- You saw 'years' as 'days'.
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AnonymousWhich is it I did:I read 'years' as 'days'. orI read 'days' as 'years'.You read 'years' as 'days'. You took 'years' as 'days'. You saw 'years' as 'days'.
You [read / took / saw] 'years' as if it were 'days' (but it wasn't).
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