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Discover LudwigThe phrase "two years of" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It is often used to refer to a period of time, typically referring to a specific duration of two years. Example: She spent two years of her life studying abroad. Example: The company experienced two years of steady growth before facing financial difficulties. Example: He served two years of his sentence before being granted parole. Example: The school offers a program that requires two years of coursework.
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"Two years of torture.
First, two years of drought.
She underwent two years of intensive therapy.
We'll have two years of taxes".
It took two years of work.
Two years of hardly writing.
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Wait, how many classes two years of classwork?
Sixty years of service".
Sixty years of sacrifice.
Sixty years of certainty.
Sixty years of security.
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