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The phrase "applied for three month" is not correct in written English.
It should be "applied for three months" to indicate the plural form of "month."
Example: "I applied for three months of leave to focus on my personal projects."
Alternatives: "applied for a duration of three months" or "requested three months of application."
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Suxho's wife, Eleni, who said she was in the final stages of becoming a permanent resident of the United States, was denied a visa when she applied for one in Kiev in late July, in advance of her trip here from Ukraine on Aug. 3.
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A woman at another bureau told me someone had applied for eight cards in my name within the last month.
I applied for two positions.
WestJet applied for two daily departures.
To be fair, a lot of people don't apply for the three month visa, but like I said, I would be lying if I said I didn't regret it.
This program stipulates that people on the dole have to apply for forty jobs per month, and complete up to twenty-five hofrs of community service per week.
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