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Discover LudwigThe phrase "been here long" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to inquire about how long someone has been in a certain location. Example: "Have you been here long?".
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"They've been here long enough".
"I've been here long enough," he said.
"But we've been here long enough".
And many had not been here long enough to learn English.
He hasn't been here long, but I think everyone can see he's made some progress.
"He feels that he's been here long enough," center Brandon Dubinsky said.
"He's been here long enough, gone through the ups and downs," Toomer said.
"This water has not been here long, it is not too organic right now".
"You haven't been here long enough, Rabbi!" one of the congregants shouted, eliciting laughter all around.
"I've been here long enough to know how this works," he said.
Mr. Tuggle pointed to an 1880 vase with cherry blossoms, which "hasn't been here long," he said.
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