for a (night/day/week/year) or two
Use this expression when you're not sure exactly how long something lasts:
I've been studying it for a year or two.
We haven't seen her for a week or two.
Use this expression when you're not sure exactly how long something lasts:
I've been studying it for a year or two.
We haven't seen her for a week or two.
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