As days go by or as days gone by

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nezmon

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Guys
can anybody help me?

what's the actually meaning of this "as day go by" or "as days gone by"

I've looked up the meaning from lots of dictionary but I don't get it yet...

It's urgent please help me Guys... :-:)-:)-(
 
Guys
can anybody help me?

what's the actually meaning of this "as day go by" or "as days gone by"

I've looked up the meaning from lots of dictionary but I don't get it yet...

It's urgent please help me Guys... :-:)-:)-(

As days go by: As days keep passing. As time goes on.
As days gone by: Incorrect construction.
 
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As days go by: As days keep passing. As time goes on.
As days gone by: Incorrect construction.


Oke...
I got it
thanx for the help
 
Oke...
I got it
thanx for the help

You could, however, say "As in days gone by", "The beer these days is not as good as in days gone by" for example.
 
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