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"only three months" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used as a phrase in a sentence to indicate a specific amount of time or duration and to emphasize its brevity or significance. Example: "I have been working at this company for only three months, but I have already learned so much." "I have been studying Spanish for only three months, and I can already hold basic conversations." "I will be traveling for only three months, so I need to make the most of my time."
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Turner is expected to serve only three months of his six-month sentence.
"And he lasted only three months".
But Trezeguet's stay lasted only three months.
They're here only three months a year.
Still, the play ran only three months.
"God, it was only three months, anyway".
There are only three months left.
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Only five months?
He decided to stay only six months.
We're also only seven months in.
Andrew Chandler survived Silas by only eight months.
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