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ago adverb in the past; earlier.
ETYMOLOGY: 14c: originally (as agon) past participle of Anglo-Saxon agan to pass by.
ago Ago follows the noun it refers to; usually it is followed by that and not since: • It is months ago that I last saw her. ?• It is months ago since I last saw her. • It is months since I last saw her. • I last saw her months ago. |
ago adverb in the past; earlier.
ETYMOLOGY: 14c: originally (as agon) past participle of Anglo-Saxon agan to pass by.
ago Ago follows the noun it refers to; usually it is followed by that and not since: • It is months ago that I last saw her. ?• It is months ago since I last saw her. • It is months since I last saw her. • I last saw her months ago. |
ago adverb in the past; earlier.
ETYMOLOGY: 14c: originally (as agon) past participle of Anglo-Saxon agan to pass by.
ago Ago follows the noun it refers to; usually it is followed by that and not since: • It is months ago that I last saw her. ?• It is months ago since I last saw her. • It is months since I last saw her. • I last saw her months ago. |
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