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  1. 02-Mar-2005, 08:22 #1
    jack
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    Default Long Ago

    1. That was so long ago.
    2. That is so long ago. (Is this incorrect? I cannot mix 'long ago' with 'is'?)
  2. 02-Mar-2005, 09:49 #2
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    Default Re: Long Ago

    2 isn't incorrect colloquially.
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