The phrase "alone two days" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey a sense of being by oneself for a duration of two days, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "I was alone for two days while my family was away."
Alternatives: "by myself for two days" or "isolated for two days".
He bumped into her alone two days later and asked her to come for a drink and she said no, and said it immediately, before he had quite finished his sentence.
On Monday alone, two days before New Year's Eve, China saw roughly 80 million departures by train, bus, boat and plane.
"My wife lives alone five days a week in a rural area in upstate New York," Mr. Solomon told Mr. Kennedy.
On March 16 alone, five days after the earthquake and tsunami and as the nation's nuclear crisis was worsening, investors put $700 million into Japanese E.T.F.'s, according to the data from TrimTabs, an investment research organization.
When Republic Report published "Trump Team Disgracefulness Power Rankings - Week 1" last week, we weren't sure we'd ever have time to do it again, let alone five days later.
But how does one find young people willing to give up all media for a few hours, let alone five days?
I am living in the feeling of my present-moment thinking, and I love the fact that I can't accurately predict what I'll be thinking five minutes from now, let alone five days, five months, or five years.
It would be impossible to see and do everything in three weeks, let alone three days.
Because his own family lived so far away, Pranab Kaku came to the house alone one day, to ask for my parents' blessing before giving her the ring.
Going It Alone One day as Justin dipped cookies in chocolate in the bakery, a baker bumped into a co-worker carrying a tub of custard.
In the Wall Street Journal, the cultural critic Steven Johnson wrote that he'd been alone one day in a restaurant in Austin, Texas, when he was seized by the urge to read a novel.
