[last year's or two years ago] or [from last year or two years ago]
I have made up the two similar examples below.
(ex) Jack said to me, "I think I've watched this TV comedy before. When do you the production was ?
(1a) I replied, "I think it was last year's or two years ago."
(1b) I replied, "I think it was from last year or two years ago."
My non-native English speaking friends think both are OK. Do you agree with them? Thank you very much for your help.
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ansonguy (ex) Jack said to me, "I think I've watched this TV comedy before. When do you think the production was? This does not seem a very common way to ask the question.
- ansonguy (ex) Jack said to me, "I think I've watched this TV comedy before.
- When do you think the production was?
- This does not seem a very common way to ask the question.
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ansonguy(ex) Jack said to me, "I think I've watched this TV comedy before. When do you think the production was?
This does not seem a very common way to ask the question. A usual way to ask this would be e.g. "When do you think it was made?". Usual ways to answer woul
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