"Soon enough, it will have been a year ago."
Last March I spent a week in the USA. And It's amazing how fast time passes. So I wanted to say that next time I think about this trip I took, I'll be amazed to realize that a whole year has passed. In this sense would it be correct to say: "soon enough, It will have been a year ago" or what better ways of conveying this idea would you suggest?
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"Soon enough, it will have been a year ago."
Last March, I spent a week in the USA and It's amazing how quickly time passes, so I wanted to say that next time I think about this trip I took, I'll be amazed to realize that a whole year has passed."I cannot believe it's almost been a year since my trip to the US!"
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Hi Ulisses
You can say "It's nearly a year since I went to the US".
Kind regards, Carolina
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