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Discover LudwigThe phrase 'last a week' is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to refer to something that occurs over a period of seven days, such as an event, illness, or trip. For example, "My vacation to Greece last a week."
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"But will it last a week or a month later?
It could last a week.
He would not last a week.
"It'll last a week that way".
Testimony is expected to last a week.
The recovery operation is expected to last a week.
His sentencing hearing is expected to last a week.
Courses, which often last a week, cost about $800 each.
I was told I wouldn't last a week.
The hearing, due to last a week, begins on Tuesday.
These pickles will happily last a week in the fridge.
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