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  1. 27-Oct-2012, 14:43 #1
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    Default I knew it for two days...

    I came to know answer before days. How do I say it?

    1) I knew Answer before two days

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    2) I knew Answer two days ago?

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    3) I know the answer since last two days?
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  2. 27-Oct-2012, 14:48 #2
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    Default Re: I knew it for two days...

    I knew the answer two days ago.
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    Default Re: I knew it for two days...

    You could also say "I have known the answer for two days".
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