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Moon7296 Posted 14 years ago
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Time// can be learned through time
1. Some things can only be learned through time.
It is hard for me to decide which to use: a time? times? the time? or time?
If the context of the sentense is some things take some years to learn, then, then the correct use of time is the underline?
Or can other versions of time like I said come in different context when it is used with #1?
It is hard for me to decide which to use: a time? times? the time? or time?
If the context of the sentense is some things take some years to learn, then, then the correct use of time is the underline?
Or can other versions of time like I said come in different context when it is used with #1?
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Some things can only be learned over time. 'Over time' is a set phrase.
- Some things can only be learned over time.
- 'Over time' is a set phrase.
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Some things can only be learned over time. 'Over time' is a set phrase.
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