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as few days passed vs as passed few days

The correct phrase is "as few days passed." The phrase "as passed few days" is not a common or correct construction in English.

Last updated: March 25, 2024 • 1112 views

as few days passed

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase is used to indicate that a small number of days have gone by.

Examples:

  • As few days passed, the situation became more complicated.
  • As few days passed, she started to feel better.
  • As few days passed, the memories faded away.
  • As few days passed, the excitement grew.
  • As few days passed, the pain lessened.
  • The next few days passed in a fog.
  • A few more days passed without any arrivals.
  • SB 1070 passed the Arizona house last week and a few days later passed the State Senate.
  • A few days after Marilyn passed, Makris got his hands on an old list of card sharps.
  • It's only as few days before graduation, and the curse hasn't happened yet.
  • He passed suddenly a few days ago.
  • The closing date for making our submission has actually passed by a few days.
  • Which means somebody who's passed away in the last few days.
  • It will be passed out of the body in a few days without need for you to take special precautions.
  • I passed a million places in the last few days.
  • It felt like weeks passed, but later I realized it was only a few days.
  • July 2. passed a few days since I started practicing the spells of the diary.
  • She passed away a few days ago.
  • I would also like to declare my disapproval on another matter in which you have taken a great interest, Madam President: the sentence passed on the 13 Iranian Jews who were sentenced to flogging a few days ago.
  • A few days ago an incident was reported in a Slovenian nuclear power station and that report was then passed on to all the Member States via the ECURIE European emergency notification system.
  • A group of swordsmen passed by a few days ago.
  • The June European Council, held last Thursday and Friday, for the first time in its history approved integrated guidelines, an important event which, alas, has passed virtually unnoticed in the last few days.
  • WELL, NO. HE PASSED ON A FEW DAYS AGO.
  • A few days later, the devastating storm Xynthia passed along the French Atlantic coast, causing nearly 60 deaths, in particular in the regions of Poitou-Charentes, Pays de la Loire and Brittany.
  • Mr President, a few days ago, the European Parliament passed a resolution calling on the European Commission to carry out a feasibility study into the issue of Eurobonds without delay.

as passed few days

This phrase is not a common or correct construction in English.

  • July 2. passed a few days since I started practicing the spells of the diary.
  • He passed suddenly a few days ago.
  • The closing date for making our submission has actually passed by a few days.
  • The next few days passed in a fog.
  • She passed away a few days ago.
  • A group of swordsmen passed by a few days ago.
  • WELL, NO. HE PASSED ON A FEW DAYS AGO.
  • Which means somebody who's passed away in the last few days.
  • It will be passed out of the body in a few days without need for you to take special precautions.
  • I passed a million places in the last few days.
  • It felt like weeks passed, but later I realized it was only a few days.
  • A few days after Marilyn passed, Makris got his hands on an old list of card sharps.
  • SB 1070 passed the Arizona house last week and a few days later passed the State Senate.
  • I would also like to declare my disapproval on another matter in which you have taken a great interest, Madam President: the sentence passed on the 13 Iranian Jews who were sentenced to flogging a few days ago.
  • A few days ago an incident was reported in a Slovenian nuclear power station and that report was then passed on to all the Member States via the ECURIE European emergency notification system.
  • The June European Council, held last Thursday and Friday, for the first time in its history approved integrated guidelines, an important event which, alas, has passed virtually unnoticed in the last few days.
  • A few days later, the devastating storm Xynthia passed along the French Atlantic coast, causing nearly 60 deaths, in particular in the regions of Poitou-Charentes, Pays de la Loire and Brittany.
  • Mr President, a few days ago, the European Parliament passed a resolution calling on the European Commission to carry out a feasibility study into the issue of Eurobonds without delay.
  • A few days ago the youngest brother told his girlfriend...
  • I took a few days off.

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