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Aditileo Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

usage of "it's high time"?

Is it correct to say, "It's high time this "fit and fabulous" fever is corrected."?
Or ""its high time" is always followed by "was"?
  

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aditileo "its high time" is always followed by "was"? It's time, it's about time, it's high time is always followed by 'was'.

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  • aditileo "its high time" is always followed by "was"?
  • It's time, it's about time, it's high time is always followed by 'was'.
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aditileo"its high time" is always followed by "was"?
It's time, it's about time, it's high time is always followed by 'was'.
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Edit: It's time, it's about time, it's high time are always followed by 'was'.
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