Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Years"

A: It means something that she did as a hobby when she was alive has taken on greater importance since her death. It has also become a great historical resource, and what she did when she alive has become more significant.

A: @JOHNNYJOESTAR: Until he was 27 years old

A: "Over the three years of your training, you'll learn how to be an electrician."
"Over the ten years I was in the Army, I didn't leave the country once."

"over the three years" and "during the three years" mean the same thing.
"In those three years," is referring to three years that aren't currently occuring.
"In these three years," is referring to three years that are currently occuring.

A: It means it started 30 years ago and is still being made.

A: Another way to say the phrase "For years I bought into that lie" is "I believed in that lie for many years". In this case, "bought into" means that you invested trust into something.

A: for ... years often associate with 'present perfect continuous '
1. I have been studying english for ten years
2. He has been working at that company for ten years
3. i haven't been dancing for ten years

A: Examples:
Yes! I remember, I've been here several years ago.

This place looks familiar... I think I have been here many years ago.

Yes, I've been here a couple years ago.

Yes I've been there, 7 years ago.

These are all commonly used.

A: You can use this expression in a few different ways.

Good for (a certain amount of time) = will last for
The new roof will be good for two years.
Meaning = The new roof will be of good quality for two years

Good for (something)= is helpful for
This new app is good for linguists.
Meaning = This new app is helpful for linguists

Good for (an illness) = will remove
Drinking whiskey is good for a cold.
Meaning = Drinking whiskey will help remove a cold

There is also an expression ‘good for nothing’ = useless, although it’s a little bit old-fashioned
That boy is good for nothing = he is useless
It can also be used as a noun:
He is a real good for nothing.

A: はい、とても自然です

A: Over the years, the town has grown into a large city.

His coin collection has increased in value over the years.

A: You can use either one - but when you say "in the next few years" it could mean that you will be doing it within the next few years and "in a few years " could mean that you will wait for a few more years until you try it. Hope that makes sense haha

A: working indicates present tense. Worked is past tense. in working you are currently employed and in worked you are not.

A: They mean the same, but saying "over the past few years" would sound more natural (:

A: @prominencial: "Been learning" means you still are learning now. "Have learned" means you once learned but you are not currently learning.

A: They are both acceptable and mean the same thing, but "in years" is much more common.

A: This was 7 years ago, time goes so quickly.

That's a way of saying it more casually, I suppose.

A: You can say "I'm many years older than you" or more commonly "I'm much older than you."
I'll give you audios for both :)

A: 'another two years' is always a measuring noun because of 'another'. so you can only use 'is', no matter what comes after

A: In the past 20 years, I have been loved by my parents. However I can never feel love anymore ever since they left me.

A: Hello! I'm Nastaya. I'm from Ukraine. I'm fifteen years old, and I would like to talk with people that are about my age.

A: @rosy_choy Yeah! It’s written correctly, you can add ‘already’ after years too

A: × Over the past twenty years we have seen many welcome changes in our life, some of which dramatically influenced the way we live.
✓ Over the past twenty years we have seen many changes in our lives, some of which dramatically influence
the way we live.

× To begin with, people contacted others mainly by sending them letters in the past, however now we chat by phone.
✓ To begin with, people contacted others mainly by sending them letters in the past, however, we now chat by phone.

× Next, another big change is in my living conditions, for I used to live in a bungalow, but now I live in an apartment.
✓ Next, another big change regards my living conditions, I used to live in a bungalow but now I live in an apartment.

× From what has been discussed above, we may draw the conclusion that the change make our life become comfortable and convinient.
✓ From what has been discussed above, we may draw the conclusion that the changes make our lives become comfortable and convenient.

× I reckon it is reflection of the improvment of conprehensive national strength.
✓ I reckon it is a reflection of the improvement of comprehensive national strength.

wow your english is better than mine😓😅 I hope I helped a bit!

A: × I have a 6 years old daughter.
✓ I have a 6 year-old daughter.

× It is like a war to sending her to school every morning.
✓ It is like a war sending her off to school every morning.

× My daughter is too relaxed.
✓ My daughter is too lazy (?).

× She has to arrive at the classroom by 8:20, It's not far from here.
✓ She has to arrive at the classroom by 8:20 AM. It's not far from here.

× I wake up around 6 a.m. and I'm really busy preparing breakfast and packing a lunch box and snack.
✓ I wake up around 6 a.m. and I'm really busy preparing breakfast and packing a lunch box and snacks.

× I wake her up at 7 a.m. every morning, I have her to eat, wash up, get dressed, and I want her to do all these quickly, but I'm always busy and she is relaxed, so I'm really frustrated.
✓ I wake her up at 7 a.m. every morning, I have her eat, wash up, get dressed, and I want her to do all these quickly, but I'm always busy and she always drags her heels, so I grow really frustrated.

YOU NEED TO TAKE SOME LESSONS FROM MEDEA!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1pljJx52ufo

A: × It will have lapsed 10 years next month since the Tohoku earthquake whose magnitude was 9.0.
✓ It will have been 10 years next month since the 9.0 magnitude Tohoku earthquake.

× Passengers looked calm and nobody was panic, but I know a lot of people remembered that terrible earthquake in Tohoku and are afriad of that.
✓ Passengers looked calm and nobody was panicking, but I know a lot of people remembered that terrible earthquake in Tohoku and are afraid of that.

× Tonight epicenter was very close to the one that occured Tohoku earthquake.
✓ The epicenter last night was very close to the one from the Tohoku earthquake.

× We know there were some earthquakes like today's one before Tohoku earthquake.
✓ We know there were some earthquakes like today's before the Tohoku earthquake.

× I wish anything wrong will not happen.
✓ I wish nothing wrong will happen.

I saw a headline about this! It seems like there are so many earthquakes in Japan.

A: Consider: “I thought that by twenty eight I’d be mature enough. But, I feel like I’m still a child at this age.”

It sounds more like you’re talking about yourself this way.

Considering 69 is in your username I think you’re at a healthy level of maturity! Lol