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HOW TO USE WHOM? | What is modifier subject?
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Grammar check Fri Apr 29, 2005 15:04 pm  Grammar check
 

Hi, I have a sentence to ask you about.

"We have known for 3 years by April".

If the "April" means one point of time in the past like last April, does this sentence sound nice and make sense?
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Sentence Sun May 01, 2005 2:45 am  Sentence
 

‘By April’ means before April.
When can you complete?
By nine pm.
That means the work can be completed before the time mentioned.
In narration it is possible to use this as you mentioned.

‘By April 1982, his attitude changed.’

Your expression lacks clarity.
In normal conversation it is better to avoid this and use a different construction.
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