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Sweety10 Posted 20 years ago
Grammar

which one is correct

I haven't heard from you in quiet sometime now.

I haven't heard from you for quiet sometime now.

I haven't heard from you for a long time.

Which one is correct? thanks
  

Top answer

The last sentence is correct. If you change the "quiet" in the 2nd sentence to "quite" - that would be correct too.

— Annvan

  • The last sentence is correct.
  • If you change the "quiet" in the 2nd sentence to "quite" - that would be correct too.
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The last sentence is correct.

If you change the "quiet" in the 2nd sentence to "quite" - that would be correct too.
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Annvan... If you change the "quiet" in the 2nd sentence to "quite" - that would be correct too.
Why only in the second sentence?
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All three are correct, apart from the misspelling of "quite".
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Yes, sorry, come to think of it - the 1st sentence also sounds fine with "quite" instead of "quiet".
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In my opinion sometime should be two words here:

I haven't heard from you in quite some time.

But: He'll come sometime next week.

Cheers
CB
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In my opinion sometime should be two words here:

I haven't heard from you in quite some time.

To me, it should be I haven't heard from you for quite some time.
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