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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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It has been two months since I changed my mind.
It has been two months since I changed my mind.
The sentence is okay to use and natural to you? Or I should say, "I changed my mind two month ago."? I think that I can use either one for the same meaning. What do you native English speakers think? Thank you so much as always.
The sentence is okay to use and natural to you? Or I should say, "I changed my mind two month ago."? I think that I can use either one for the same meaning. What do you native English speakers think? Thank you so much as always.
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I changed my mind two months ago . The other is OK, too, but emphasizes the length of time more than the fact of changing his mind, It think.
- I changed my mind two months ago .
- The other is OK, too, but emphasizes the length of time more than the fact of changing his mind, It think.
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I changed my mind two months ago.
The other is OK, too, but emphasizes the length of time more than the fact of changing his mind, It think.
The other is OK, too, but emphasizes the length of time more than the fact of changing his mind, It think.
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