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Quangtrungvtv Posted 19 years ago
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Can I say "I have a flu for 2 days . I feel very tired and bored ..."

I have a flu for 2 days . I feel very tired and bored . I hate stay in bed all day.
  

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Quangtrungvtv I have a flu for 2 days . I feel very tired and bored . I hate stay in bed all day.

  • Quangtrungvtv I have a flu for 2 days .
  • I feel very tired and bored .
  • I hate stay in bed all day.
  • You can't count flu, can you?
  • I am having flu for the past two days.
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QuangtrungvtvI have a flu for 2 days . I feel very tired and bored . I hate stay in bed all day.
You can't count flu, can you?

I am having flu for the past two days. I feel very tired and bored. I hate to stay in bed all day.
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But, I see in my book :" I have a flu" !
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I would simply say I have the flu.
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You can have a cold, but you can't have a flu.

I have had the flu for 2 days . I feel very tired and bored . I hate staying in bed all day.
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Hi Nona,

Do you use "the" before flu or is this BrE?
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American here: I too would say "the flu."

I know that technically, there are many types of the flu virus, but still we say "the flu."
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LOL, GG,I have to say this -- Have you been acquainted with all of the types of the flu virus?
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You'll need to ask more than just GG that question, WA. Saying "the flu" is apparently standard on both sides of the pond. Emotion: wink
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Thankfully, I have had very limited first-hand experience with any strain of the influenza virus at all.

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