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Discover LudwigThe phrase "three month" is not correct in written English; it should be "three months." You can use it when referring to a duration of time that spans three months.
Example: "The project is expected to take three months to complete."
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Six patients experienced recurrence three month after first visit.
For example, CM4 takes a three month average of F10.7.
Life-changing three month journey through Europe.
The three month run ends later this week.
After a three month courtship, she has accepted Nicholas's proposal.
What felt like a three month hangover quickly began.
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The year is then divided into four three-month quarters.
Home visit data over two three-month periods were compared.
Fifty-five patients completed three-month treatment.
I'm eight weeks into a three-month silence.
Each year, students experience a three month summer learning loss.
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