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"I know this past few days" vs "I know these past few days"

Both phrases are incorrect. The correct phrase should be 'I know these past few days.' The word 'these' should be used to refer to 'days,' which is a plural noun. Additionally, 'past' should be followed by 'few' to correctly describe the time period.

Last Updated: March 24, 2024

I know this past few days

This phrase is incorrect. 'This' should be replaced with 'these' to match the plural noun 'days.'

The correct phrase should be 'I know these past few days.' Use 'these' to refer to plural nouns and place 'few' after 'past' to describe the time period.

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  • I know these past few days

I know these past few days

This phrase is correct and should be used to refer to a specific period of time in the past.

Use 'these' to refer to plural nouns like 'days' and place 'few' after 'past' to describe the time period accurately.

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