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Discover Ludwig"two days passed" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to indicate that a specific amount of time has elapsed. Example: "After two days passed, she finally received a response from the job interview."
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Two days passed basically like that.
After two days passed, Ms. Stone messaged him again.
Two days passed, and Presti did not see Buford.
Two days passed, and I didn't hear from her.
Two days passed before Lucy asked if he'd ever thought of trying to escape.
Two days passed: Friday, the beginning of what was shaping up to be a long weekend.
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She let two days pass with no response.
The two days pass in agony as my enormous cock waits for its answer.
Two days pass and I still can't get myself together.
Five days passed.
Three days passed before Bragg implemented his plan of battle.
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