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Which is correct? And what is the difference between them? I knew that the correct one is "It has been cold (recently/these days)". We are talking about condition. But recently I saw a sentence "It has been cold days". Do you think it is correct to say?

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Hi Sandra! "It has been cold days" is not correct no, although you could certainly say "It has been cold these last few days." or even "It has been cold today.". I hope that helps you out! Happy language learning :)

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