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These are okay: I took three months to complete my project. It took me three months to complete my project. I spent three months on my project.
- These are okay: I took three months to complete my project.
- It took me three months to complete my project.
- I spent three months on my project.
- (This one does not imply that the project was necessarily completed.
- But "I spent three months completing my project" is not absolutely correct either, unless the beginning and middle stages of the project occurred before the three months in question.
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These are okay:
I took three months to complete my project.
It took me three months to complete my project.
I spent three months on my project. (This one does not imply that the project was necessarily completed. But "I spent three months completing my project" is not absolutely correct either, unless the beginning and middle stages of the project occurred before the three mont
I took three months to complete my project.
It took me three months to complete my project.
I spent three months on my project. (This one does not imply that the project was necessarily completed. But "I spent three months completing my project" is not absolutely correct either, unless the beginning and middle stages of the project occurred before the three mont
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khoffIt took me three months to complete my project.I like this one best. I'm guessing this was the intent of the O.P.
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