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Rommel Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

Can I use ‘has been having,’ ‘has been suffering from,’ and ‘has been afflicted with’ interchangeably in the sentence?

Can I use ‘has been having,’ ‘has been suffering from,’ and ‘has been afflicted with’ interchangeably in the sentence? Are ‘she and her dad’ and ‘got involved in’ correctly used in the statement?

Gladdys (has been having / has been suffering from / has been afflicted with) amnesia since she and her dad Glenn got involved in a car accident, which happened when she was only five then.
  

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Rommel Gladdys (has had / has been suffering from / has been afflicted with) amnesia since she and her dad Glenn were involved in a car accident which happened when she was only five then .

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  • Rommel Gladdys (has had / has been suffering from / has been afflicted with) amnesia since she and her dad Glenn were involved in a car accident which happened when she was only five then .
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RommelGladdys (has had / has been suffering from / has been afflicted with) amnesia since she and her dad Glenn were involved in a car accident which happened when she was only five then.
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