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ago
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< had come> into being for over 15 million years ago. - English Only forum
... have been/were proofread by me at least a week ago. - English Only forum
...a year ago would have seemed (grammatical) - English Only forum
...ago today - English Only forum
...he has long ago departed without leaving a trace. - English Only forum
'Ago' and present perfect - English Only forum
'Earlier' instead of 'ago' in the given context - English Only forum
'long ago' in the sense of 'long since' - English Only forum
＂just＂ arrived ... ago - English Only forum
“should've been doing this long time ago” - English Only forum
( ) than a century ago - English Only forum
(a) long time ago - English Only forum
(some time) ago vs. (some time) earlier - English Only forum
[I phoned her 1 minute ago.] vs [I've just phoned her.] - English Only forum
[in January of six to eight years ago] vs [six to eight years ago, in January] - English Only forum
[lived/have lived/had lived] in Seattle until 3 months ago. - English Only forum
[payments back or ago], [bills back or ago], [visits back or ago] - English Only forum
[Present perfect/Past simple]I have broken my leg two days ago. - English Only forum
10 minutes ago - English Only forum
10 years before/ago - English Only forum
100 years ago in 1859 - English Only forum
2 minutes ago is equivalent to a little bit earlier - English Only forum
2-3 months ago - English Only forum
25 yrs ago, my father hanged himself... - English Only forum
273 GP's ago - English Only forum
3 pages/posts ago - English Only forum
30 years ago in East Texas, let's just say we <hadn't>. - English Only forum
30-odd years ago - English Only forum
4 months ago or before or earlier - English Only forum
50 years ago - English Only forum
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