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The phrase "a days ago" is not correct in written English.
The correct form should be "a day ago" when referring to a single day in the past.
Example: "I saw that movie a day ago and I can't stop thinking about it."
Alternatives: "one day ago" or "yesterday."
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A day ago, five Syrian soldiers were killed here".
A few days ago, a moment so tense seemed unlikely.
A few days ago, a neighbor knocked on the door.
A few days ago, I added a third factor.
"A few days ago, it was a little tight.
A few days ago, they were almost a perfect match.
But a few days ago, Katie brought me a shoebox.
A few days ago, it was 35.
Just a few days ago, the I.L.O.
A few days ago, it seemed unlikely.
Did we talk about principle agency a few days ago?
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