Example sentence:
And so, when Katsumi and Kiyoshi reached their second year of relationship, they moved in to a one-bedroom apartment.
Is this kind of expression common? If not, what's a more typical alternative?
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And so, when Katsumi and Kiyoshi reached their second year of relationship, they moved in to a one-bedroom apartment.
Is this kind of expression common? If not, what's a more typical alternative?
Yes, albeit with slightly different grammar. The following is a more common way of expressing it:
And so, when Katsumi and Kiyoshi reached the second year of their relationship, they moved in to a one-bedroom apartment.