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Vincent Teo Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Get ill / sick before?
How do ask someone that whether they had experience the diseases before?
(a) Have you ever got sick / ill?
(b) Have you got ill / sick before?
(c) Have you ever experienced the sickness?
(d) Do you get ill / sick before?
(a) Have you ever got sick / ill?
(b) Have you got ill / sick before?
(c) Have you ever experienced the sickness?
(d) Do you get ill / sick before?
Top answer
" That might be the most common.
- " That might be the most common.
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"Have you ever suffered from XYX before?" That might be the most common.
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Hi,
In informal conversation, things like this are very typically said.
Have you ever been sick (before)?
Have you had the flu( before)?
'Before' suggests that you are sick or have the flu now.
Best wishes, Clive
In informal conversation, things like this are very typically said.
Have you ever been sick (before)?
Have you had the flu( before)?
'Before' suggests that you are sick or have the flu now.
Best wishes, Clive
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