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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a week then a" is not correct and appears to be incomplete in written English.
It could be used in a context where you are discussing a sequence of time periods, but it needs additional information to be clear.
Example: "I plan to work on the project for a week then a few days off before starting the next phase."
Alternatives: "one week followed by a" or "a week and then a".
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"If you had a car that needed to be repaired and then it had to go back in the garage within a week, then a month, then again in two months, then perhaps the original quality of the work that was done was substandard," Dr. Ho said.
"And then we got a few emails a week, then a few emails a day.
Slowly extend the trial period – first to a week, then a month, then get a bit lax with paying your licencing fees; maybe a contract renegotiation or two to tip the financial balance further in your favour.
I started to visit my local coffee store, "Peets Coffee," considered an institution in that part of the Bay Area, initially once a week, then a couple of times a week, then every day, and even twice a day as I rapidly became more addicted.
Over time, it gets easier, but first, you think about them all day, every day then, once or twice a day, then a few times a week, then a few times a month.
Leave the writing alone for an hour, a day, a week, then a month if you can.
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A day, a week, then nearly a month goes by.
I set it back to 2,000 feet for a week, then 3,000 for a week, then 4,000 for a week.
A week, then two, went by without a call.
(Part 1 will be shown for a week, then Part 2 for a week).
If an industry is moving a hundred million units a week, then someone is making money.
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