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Vincent Teo Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
felt a headache
Can I write:
She felt a headache and a fever.
She felt a fever.
She felt a headache and a fever.
She felt a fever.
Top answer
No. She had a headache and a fever. She had a fever.
- No.
- She had a headache and a fever.
- She had a fever.
- You can, however, say: She felt a headache coming on.
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No.
She had a headache and a fever.
She had a fever.
You can, however, say:
She felt a headache coming on.
No.
She had a headache and a fever.
She had a fever.
You can, however, say:
She felt a headache coming on.
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