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Discover Ludwig"two months passed" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a period of time that has elapsed between two points in time. For example, "In the span of two months, I had completed the project."
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And so two months passed.
Two months passed.
But two months passed without any significant leads.
Two months passed and nothing came of it.
At least two months passed before the floodwater completely subsided.
But two months passed without a word from Mr. Pruzan.
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A month passes, two months pass.
Another five months passed.
Six months passed.
Three months passed.
Another six months passed.
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