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Maple Posted 19 years ago
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has long since it closed

The cafe has long since it closed, but it is still remembered.

Is such usge natural?

Thanks in adance!
  

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Hi, The cafe has long since it closed, but it is still remembered. Is such usage natural? Yes, but don't say 'it'.

— Clive

  • Hi, The cafe has long since it closed, but it is still remembered.
  • Is such usage natural?
  • Yes, but don't say 'it'.
  • I think you mean The cafe has long since closed, but it is still remembered.
  • Basically, 'has long since' means 'it has been a long time since'.
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Hi,

The cafe has long since it closed, but it is still remembered.

Is such usage natural?

Yes, but don't say 'it'. I think you mean

The cafe has long since closed, but it is still remembered.

Basically, 'has long since' means 'it has been a lon
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Thank you very much!![C]

Best Regards, Maple
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