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Discover Ludwig"how time" is not a correct or usable part of a sentence in written English.
It is not a grammatically complete phrase and does not make sense on its own. The context in which it is being used is unclear and it is not clear what it is supposed to convey. An example of how "how time" could be used in a sentence, although still not grammatically correct, would be: "How time flies when you're having fun!".
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How time flies.
How time does fly.
How time for them doesn't race.
How time flies in this show.
Do say: How time flies!
"We know how time flies.
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Just how time-consuming?
How time-consuming!
Don't understate how time-consuming this will be.
So how time-consuming is all of this?
How times have changed.
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