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Anon f8r Posted 18 years ago
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have left NY for one year = left NY a year ago?
0 Is it correct to say "They have left New York for one year?" 02 br
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00 Does it mean "They left NY a year ago" or "They have left NY and will be back to NY in one year's time"? 02 br
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00 Does it mean "They left NY a year ago" or "They have left NY and will be back to NY in one year's time"? 02 br
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0 Hi, 02 br
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01 font 00 Is it correct to say "They have left New York for one year?" 02 font 00 yes. 02 br
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01 font 00 Does it mean "They left NY a year ago" or "They have left NY and will be back to NY in one year's time"? 02 font 00 It could be a very awkward way to say the former,
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01 font 00 Is it correct to say "They have left New York for one year?" 02 font 00 yes. 02 br
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01 font 00 Does it mean "They left NY a year ago" or "They have left NY and will be back to NY in one year's time"? 02 font 00 It could be a very awkward way to say the former,
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