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The correct phrase is "3 years." In this context, "years" is a plural noun that should match the number being described. When expressing a quantity of time, the plural form of the noun is used to indicate multiple units of that time period.

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It depends on the context you are using the phrase in. If you are referring to, for example, a young child, you would refer to him as a 3-year-old. If you are referring to, for example, an incident which happened in the past, you would say it happened "three years ago".

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