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Could you please help me? Please
Do you say "Today is one year since he left us", "Today has been one year since he left us", or "Today it has been one year since he left us"?.... And "Tomorrow will be one month since we started dating" or "Tomorrow IT will be one month since we started dating"?
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Danielle and Larissa are correct, but here's a couple more ways to say things: :-)
Do you say "Today is one year since he left us", "Today has been one year since he left us", or "Today it has been one year since he left us"?.... And "Tomorrow will be one month since we started dating" or "Tomorrow IT will be one month since we started dating"?
"He left us a year ago today." OR "It's been a year today since he left us."
and your sentence is fine:
"We started dating a month ago tomorrow." or "tomorrow is our one month anniversary."
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I agree with Danielle. "Today is one year since he left us," and "Tomorrow will be one month since we started dating," sound correct. The phrasing does sound a bit off. To make it sound more natural I would say, "One year ago today he left us," and "Tomorrow will be our one month anniversary." Don't know if that's what you're going for or if the vocabulary is too advance, but here you go! Hope it helps.
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I believe the correct sentences are "Today is one year since he left us" and "Tomorrow will be one month since we started dating".
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