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Sarunnio Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
In years/for years
if I wanna write a sentence which give its meaning the same as "not until year 2010 had I met him".
What choose I write?
1) I haven't met him in years.
2) I haven't met him for years.
In my opinion, 1) sound more natural to me.
I just want to know whether I have to use "in" or "for" in this case.
What choose I write?
1) I haven't met him in years.
2) I haven't met him for years.
In my opinion, 1) sound more natural to me.
I just want to know whether I have to use "in" or "for" in this case.
Top answer
#1 is preferred.
- #1 is preferred.
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