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The phrase "the first three days" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when referring to an initial period of time, typically in a sequence or event. Example: "During the first three days of the conference, attendees will have the opportunity to network and attend workshops."
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The first three days I'll walk seven to eight miles a day.
The first three days I barely slept; I tattooed for like 8 hours a day.
The first three days are hell.
I played tremendously the first three days.
The first three days were spent taking mine safety training.
"I haven't putted well the first three days," Mickelson said.
The first three days on just juice are hard.
I wrote three songs in the first three days here.
"I was there for the first three days.
"The first three days were brilliant," said Dunne.
The first three days were so-so, maybe a 6.
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