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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Essay & Composition Writing
Which expression is correct?
Does one say "since time in memoriam," "since time in memorial," or "since time immemorial"?
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since time immemorial s ince time immemorial since a very long time ago. '
- since time immemorial s ince time immemorial since a very long time ago.
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since time immemorial
since time immemorial
since a very long time ago. (Literally, since time before recorded history.) 'My hometown has had a big parade on the Fourth of July since time immemorial.' 'Since time immemorial, the trees have blossomed each spring.'
since time immemorial
since a very long time ago. (Literally, since time before recorded history.) 'My hometown has had a big parade on the Fourth of July since time immemorial.' 'Since time immemorial, the trees have blossomed each spring.'
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