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The phrase “the first two years” is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a period of time that began two years ago, and is still ongoing. For example: "I have been working at this job for the first two years, and I have enjoyed it immensely."
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The first two years were hard.
The first two years were very intense.
The first two years are what matters.
--Not within the first two years.
The first two years are focused on clinical care.
Check out some take aways after the first two years!
The first two years are primarily devoted to coursework.
Dr. Gordon was director for the first two years.
Well, in the first two years it did just twice.
For Steve Crane, the first two years were the best.
"The first two years, we didn't have that.
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