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Zip by and Fly by

what is the difference between idioms "time zip by" and "time fly by"

9 dec. 2014 21:12
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Zip and fly. You can look them up in a dictionary. 

 

Because time = it, you need to conjugate the verbs into "zips" and "flies".

9 december 2014

I think it is an expression..

For example: "Time fly by".... i think it is about something that happened. Is an expression for the past... 

 

"Time zip by" for zip, i think in zipper, so I guess if the zipper goes up..... Up. So it is just and expression for the future.. Something is going to happen.. 

 

and is just my opinion...

 

10 december 2014

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Oleg
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Chinees (Mandarijn), Engels, Russisch, Spaans
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