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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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passed, passed by, finished
Children's day has already passed. Children's day has already passed by. Children's day has already finished.
Which is better? and could someone explain the difference???
I am Yulily from JAPAN, I want to improve my English, I'm so happy I found this site!!
Which is better? and could someone explain the difference???
I am Yulily from JAPAN, I want to improve my English, I'm so happy I found this site!!
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Hello, Yulily, and welcome to English Forums. Why not register so we can get to know you better? Children's Day has already passed/finished — Both of these are fine, but I suggest that 'passed' is more usual and more accurate.
- Hello, Yulily, and welcome to English Forums.
- Why not register so we can get to know you better?
- Children's Day has already passed/finished — Both of these are fine, but I suggest that 'passed' is more usual and more accurate.
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Hello, Yulily, and welcome to English Forums. Why not register so we can get to know you better?
Children's Day has already passed/finished— Both of these are fine, but I suggest that 'passed' is more usual and more accurate.
Children's Day has already passed/finished— Both of these are fine, but I suggest that 'passed' is more usual and more accurate.
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