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Sept. 12, 2020

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Weekend

Today, I spent four hours on a video call with some friends from college. It's been two years already since I graduated from college. We haven't changed, we all miss each other and have a great time.


今日は、大学時代の友人たちと4時間もビデオ通話をしていた。大学を卒業して、早くも2年。みんな変わっておらず、懐かしくて、とても楽しいひと時だった。

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It's already been two years already since I graduated from college.

This word order is better

We haven't changed, we all miss each other and havewe had a great time.

I think this is what you meant? Or maybe that you all get along well?

Weekend

Today, I spent four hours on a video call with some friends from college.

It's been two years already since I graduated from college.

Personally I think "It's already been two years since I graduated from college." sounds a little better, but either way works.

We haven't changed, and we all miss each other and haved a great time.

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Weekend

Today, I spent four hours on a video call with some friends from college.

It's been two years already since I graduated from college.

We haven't changed, we all miss each other and haved a great time together.

Assuming you meant that you had a great time during the video call.

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Today, I spent four hours on a video call with some friends from college.It's been two years already since I graduated from college.We haven't changed, we all miss each other and have a great time.


Today, I spent four hours on a video call with some friends from college.


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It's been two years already since I graduated from college.


This sentence has been marked as perfect!

It's been two years already since I graduated from college.

Personally I think "It's already been two years since I graduated from college." sounds a little better, but either way works.

It's already been two years already since I graduated from college.

This word order is better

We haven't changed, we all miss each other and have a great time.


We haven't changed, we all miss each other and haved a great time together.

Assuming you meant that you had a great time during the video call.

We haven't changed, and we all miss each other and haved a great time.

We haven't changed, we all miss each other and havewe had a great time.

I think this is what you meant? Or maybe that you all get along well?

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