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1Likes- 11-Aug-2009, 12:37 #1
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As days go by or as days gone by Guys
can anybody help me?
what's the actually meaning of this "as day go by" or "as days gone by"
I've looked up the meaning from lots of dictionary but I don't get it yet...
It's urgent please help me Guys...
- 11-Aug-2009, 13:43 #2
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Re: As days go by or as days gone by As days go by: As days keep passing. As time goes on.
Originally Posted by nezmon 
Guys
can anybody help me?
what's the actually meaning of this "as day go by" or "as days gone by"
I've looked up the meaning from lots of dictionary but I don't get it yet...
It's urgent please help me Guys...
As days gone by: Incorrect construction.Last edited by Abstract Idea; 11-Aug-2009 at 13:48.
- 11-Aug-2009, 15:12 #3
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Threadstarter / Original Poster Re: As days go by or as days gone by Originally Posted by ymnisky
Oke...
I got it
thanx for the help
- 11-Aug-2009, 15:16 #4
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Teacher Re: As days go by or as days gone by You could, however, say "As in days gone by", "The beer these days is not as good as in days gone by" for example. Originally Posted by nezmon
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