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MrPernickety Posted 17 years ago
Vocabulary

"in that long" versus "for that long"

Hi,

Do these sentences mean basically the exact same thing?

Are they both grammatical ?

1. You haven't cleaned your desk in that long?

2. You haven't cleaned your desk for that long?

Thanks a bunch !
  

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Yes and yes, as a piece of conversation.
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