Correct or not?
I am not a native speaker. I have two questions and I would be grateful to you if you answered them.
1. Is it correct to say 'cause for' before the following words : complaint, hope, optimism, concern, alarm, and worry? For example, she has no cause for complaint.
2. Is it true that we can use both 'electric' & 'electrical' before the following words 'wire, charge, current, storm, light' without any change in meaning?
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Omar Ahmed 1. Is it correct to say 'cause for' before the following words : complaint, hope, optimism, concern, alarm, and worry? For example, she has no cause for complaint.
- Omar Ahmed 1.
- Is it correct to say 'cause for' before the following words : complaint, hope, optimism, concern, alarm, and worry?
- For example, she has no cause for complaint.
- Yes, it's correct to say them.
- Those combinations of words are completely unremarkable.
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Omar Ahmed1. Is it correct to say 'cause for' before the following words : complaint, hope, optimism, concern, alarm, and worry? For example, she has no cause for complaint.
Yes, it's correct to say them. Those combinations of words are completely unremarkable. No one finds them unusual in any way.
Omar Ahmed2. Is it true that
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