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So 'last' refers to the instance on the last complete cycle? It makes sense, but no one I know talks that way. What about 'this past', is that used to refer t
by EdSharkey 10y ago
So 'last' refers to the instance on the last complete cycle? It makes sense, but no one I know talks that way.
What about 'this past', is that used to refer to the latest instance or is that also last complete cycle?
- jrobn 10y agoYour indirectly talking about the year. "January" is for the current year and "last January" would be last year. I would interpret "this past" as most recent thing from the current. So "this past January" would, to me, sound like the most recent January (Jan 2017)