¿Sabes cuándo usar “FOR THE LONGEST TIME” en INGLÉS?

[@lilianamendoza61]

Hola profe Carlos excelente clase 🤩👌👋. Linda noche y bendiciones 🙏🐞🐞🐞

[@danielchahua923]

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[@CarlosMartinez-qu1bp]

Hi my friend thanks for share this video

[@fredylopez2477]

I think it sounds better if you say;
- thanks FOR sharING this video.
- thanks for reading my comment.

[@fredylopez2477]

Hi profe, how are ya ?.
Great video profe, even though I know that rule, I've always used "for the longest time", "in a long time" and "for a long time" indistinctly or interchangeably no matter if the expression is affirmative or negative but I think I'mma start using them correctly.

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For The Longest Time by Billy Joel.

[@fredylopez2477]

In the scene of the movie the girl said;.
"Although I gotta admit, best 500 bucks I've spent IN a long time".
# "I've spent" = affirmative but using "IN a long time".
Explanation:
# the girl hadn't spent 500 dollars until now and it was worth it.

[@fredylopez2477]

Hi profe, it's me again; I was wondering;
Isn't the correct question ?.
- What is IT denied by everyone but actually is 100% real ?.
Or Am I wrong profe ?.
Thanks in advance for the answer profe 👍.

[@EnSimplesPalabras]

@@fredylopez2477 the subject is the interrogative pronoun "what" so it doesn't need an it.

[@puppyriver6969]

​Can you explain this sentence please.? I don't want to perish like a fading horse​ and perish the thought@@EnSimplesPalabras

[@fredylopez2477]

​​@@EnSimplesPalabras Yeah, I got it profe, you're right and I was wrong profe I forgot sometimes WH words or interrogative pronouns can function as subjects. 👍.

[@fredylopez2477]

​​@@EnSimplesPalabras Yeah, you're right and I was wrong profe I forgot sometimes WH words or interrogative pronouns can function as subjects. 👍.