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HUBLOT Posted 14 years ago
In this video, you'll hear, "... that year just flew for us." Does it mean "... we felt that year passed quickly"?
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That year just flew for us
In this video, you'll hear, "... that year just flew for us." Does it mean "... we felt that year passed quickly"?
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I would think that it usually would (as in time flies), but not in this context. He meant that they flourished that year, that it was a year of success for them. Everything was going well.
- I would think that it usually would (as in time flies), but not in this context.
- He meant that they flourished that year, that it was a year of success for them.
- Everything was going well.
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I would think that it usually would (as in time flies), but not in this context. He meant that they flourished that year, that it was a year of success for them. Everything was going well.
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Are these sentences correct? I think it's nothing else than that one can express different moods. There isn't anything on it, through which people can interfere other's life.
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