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The phrase "a weeks ago" is not correct in written English.
It should be "a week ago" when referring to a single week in the past.
Example: "I visited my grandmother a week ago."
Alternatives: "one week ago" or "a week back."
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We reported a couple of a weeks ago that Philips would be showcasing LumaLive at IFA 2006.
The grandson of the syndicate leader that was very publicly thrown in jail a couple a weeks ago arrived to loudly say hello to everyone and talk about the apps that were live.
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"About a week ago," Alexander said.
His suspension ended more than a week ago".
That had been a week ago, maybe two.
That was more than a week ago, though.
A WEEK ago, it was Greece that caused consternation.
"We should have done it a week ago".
"I only finished my water supply about a week ago".
Where the hell were they a week ago?
"He showed up at my place a week ago".
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