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Masanori Takaoka Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

Any better expression or any corrections? no.5

I saw a doctor, because I had a headache.
I had a headache and went to the hospital.
The reason I saw the doctor was that I had a headache.
I saw a doctor. I had a headache.
I saw a doctor. This was because I had a headache.
I had a headache. This was why I saw the doctor.
  

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Masanori Takaoka I had a headache and went to the hospital. In American English. It would be, to a hospital or to hospital , in British English.

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  • Masanori Takaoka I had a headache and went to the hospital.
  • In American English.
  • It would be, to a hospital or to hospital , in British English.
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Masanori TakaokaI had a headache and went to the hospital.
In American English. It would be, to a hospital or to hospital, in British English.
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