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Tostyle un Posted 12 years ago
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Is this correct English, "That will cause you neckache".
  

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That will give you a pain in your neck ~ That will cause your neck to hurt. You could also say, "pain in the neck", but that might cause some giggling. I've never heard of a 'neckache', although we do use the term with other parts of the body (such as head, tooth, stomach, back).

  • That will give you a pain in your neck ~ That will cause your neck to hurt.
  • You could also say, "pain in the neck", but that might cause some giggling.
  • I've never heard of a 'neckache', although we do use the term with other parts of the body (such as head, tooth, stomach, back).
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That will give you a pain in your neck ~ That will cause your neck to hurt. You could also say, "pain in the neck", but that might cause some giggling. I've never heard of a 'neckache', although we do use the term with other parts of the body (such as head, tooth, stomach, back).

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