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Seraph42 Posted 6 years ago
Grammar

Difference between the following

I am dyslexic

I have dyslexia

I have dyslexic

I am dyslexia.

  

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dyslexic is an adjective, so it goes after a form of be . dyslexia is a noun, so it goes after a form of have . seraph42 I am dyslexic.

— CalifJim

  • dyslexic is an adjective, so it goes after a form of be .
  • dyslexia is a noun, so it goes after a form of have .
  • seraph42 I am dyslexic.
  • I have dyslexia.
  • I have dyslexic.
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dyslexic is an adjective, so it goes after a form of be.
dyslexia is a noun, so it goes after a form of have.

seraph42

I am dyslexic.
I have dyslexia.
I have dyslexic.
I am dyslexia.

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CJ

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