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Months back 'It was so nice seeing Simon again! We should have called him months back' When I could use "months, years ... back"? And would it be ok if I replaced "months beck" with "in months"? Thanks in advance

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You can use months, years back to express a regret for an action you think you should have done in one of the periods you specified earlier. As for when to say in months or some other period, it's generally used when you are looking forward to something that will or would like to happen in the future. I hope I've answered to your question.

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