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| I'm just wondering if this passage is correct: "Years ago, which seems like an eternity past, I was a naive child." Is it "past" or "passed"? Thanks |
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| Quote:
EX: in past times, in times past. :( "..., which seems like an eternity past,..." Verb: passes, passed EX: Time passes quickly, Time passed us by, :D "..., which seems like an eternity (has) passed/gone by,..." All the best, |
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| I have a suggestion. Try:
What do you think? :D |
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![]() PS - The title should be spelt GRAMMAR
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