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Adithyabhavanasi Posted 15 years ago
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WHAT IS THE MEANING OF THE PHRASE ""FOR QUITE SOME TIME NOW"?
  

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Hi, For a period of time up to and including now. The period is not short. eg Mary is late.

— Clive

  • Hi, For a period of time up to and including now.
  • The period is not short.
  • eg Mary is late.
  • I have been waiting for her for quite some time now.
  • I'm angry.
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Hi,

For a period of time up to and including now. The period is not short.

eg Mary is late. I have been waiting for her for quite some time now. I'm angry.

Clive
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