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  1. 23-Mar-2011, 23:36 #1
    Ashiuhto
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    Smile time of being classmates

    Please check out the following sentences.

    (1) Can you believe that our time of being classmates just seemed to fly past?

    (2) How time flies!
  2. 24-Mar-2011, 01:48 #2
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    Default Re: time of being classmates

    (1) Can you believe that our time as classmates just seemed to fly by?

    (2) How time flies! OK
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  3. 24-Mar-2011, 09:38 #3
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    Default Re: time of being classmates

    Something like 'Isn't it amazing how out time as classmates...' would sound a more natural question to me, though Can you believe is correct.
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