Cool MateMeaning of Very long time
An extended duration that feels much longer than expected.
In simple words: a period that feels much longer than usual
Very long time in a sentence
- I've waited for a very long time for this moment.
- It feels like a very long time since we last met.
- She studied abroad for a very long time.
- He's been living there for a very long time now.
- After a very long time, I finally understood the concept.
How to use Very long time
Used to emphasize the duration of something. Avoid in very formal contexts.
Grammar pattern
standalone phrase
Memory hint
Think of waiting for a bus that never arrives—feels like a very long time!
Related words
Collocations with Very long time
- for a very long time
- wait a very long time
- take a very long time
- live a very long time
- think for a very long time
Synonyms for Very long time
- a long time
- a considerable time
- an age
- ages
- a lifetime
Common mistakes with Very long time
- Overuse with uncountable nouns (incorrect: 'for a very long time periods')
- Confused with 'for a long time' without 'very'
- Misplaced in sentences where clarity is needed (incorrect: 'He waited, very long time.')
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Frequently asked questions about Very long time
What does Very long time mean?
a period that feels much longer than usual
What is the definition of Very long time?
An extended duration that feels much longer than expected.
How do you use Very long time in a sentence?
I've waited for a very long time for this moment.
Can you give another example of Very long time?
It feels like a very long time since we last met.
What are synonyms for Very long time?
Common alternatives include a long time, a considerable time, an age, ages, a lifetime.
What words go with Very long time?
It commonly pairs with for a very long time, wait a very long time, take a very long time, live a very long time, think for a very long time.
What are common mistakes when using Very long time?
Overuse with uncountable nouns (incorrect: 'for a very long time periods') Confused with 'for a long time' without 'very' Misplaced in sentences where clarity is needed (incorrect: 'He waited, very long time.')
How do you pronounce Very long time?
US: //ˈvɛri lɔŋ taɪm//, UK: //ˈvɛri lɒŋ taɪm//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.
When should I use Very long time?
Used to emphasize the duration of something. Avoid in very formal contexts.