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Michaelting Posted 15 years ago
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Countable and uncountable form of 'illness'
We should not look down on people with mental illness.
Mental illness is usually/commonly caused by the lack of love.
Some mental illnesses cannot be cured.
I have a mental illness.
Are these examples the correct ways to use the countable and uncountable form of 'illness'?
Mental illness is usually/commonly caused by the lack of love.
Some mental illnesses cannot be cured.
I have a mental illness.
Are these examples the correct ways to use the countable and uncountable form of 'illness'?
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They all seem fine to me.
- They all seem fine to me.
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