Flu
Everyone around me is ill and even the doctors complain that they have too many people coming in with a cold or flu.
"There has been a flu outbreak/an outbreak of flu."
"There is a flu epidemic in our city."
Could I use these sentences or would you be more likely to say something different in a similar situation?
Thank you.
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Ann225 Could I use these sentences or would you be more likely to say something different in a similar situation? They are fine. The only difference is that some people include the before flu, which is mainly in American English.
- Ann225 Could I use these sentences or would you be more likely to say something different in a similar situation?
- They are fine.
- The only difference is that some people include the before flu, which is mainly in American English.
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Ann225Could I use these sentences or would you be more likely to say something different in a similar situation?
They are fine. The only difference is that some people include the before flu, which is mainly in American English.
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