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Discover LudwigThe phrase 'time coming' is grammatically correct, and can be used in written English in certain contexts.
For example: "We must stay vigilant in the face of the challenges time coming." Here, the phrase is used to refer to the challenges that will arrive in the future.
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Long time coming".
It had been a long time coming.
"This view was a long time coming".
SOME technologies seem a long time coming.
That fight is a long time coming.
They have been a long time coming.
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The time came.
"When the time comes".
Time came and went.
"Next time come with us.
When my time comes, my time comes.
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