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Pructus Posted 21 years ago
Grammar

It has passed many years.

Hi!

How about this.

(1) It has passed many years since he came here.

(2) It passed many years since he came here.

What do you guys think about the correctness of the two sentences?

And by the way, are the expressions, "It (has) passed many years" allowed ones?
  

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I've never heard these expressions, but then I'm not a native. It may be a poetic use... I'd say "many years have passed since she came here"

— Pieanne

  • I've never heard these expressions, but then I'm not a native.
  • It may be a poetic use...
  • I'd say "many years have passed since she came here"
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I've never heard these expressions, but then I'm not a native. It may be a poetic use... I'd say "many years have passed since she came here"
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Sorry. "It (has) passed many years" is not English!
As stated above, the expression is "Many years (have) passed".

CJ
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