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Matthew1622 Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

"Getting cold" or "cold"?

Which sentence is correct? Should I say: " My getting cold is related to the air pollution"? Or should I say:" My cold is related to the air pollution"?
  

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e. an infection in the nose and throat??

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Are you cold, i.e., not warm, or do you have a cold, i.e. an infection in the nose and throat??
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Supposing you're speaking of a common illness, both are fine. In the first, however, I'd say 'catching a cold' instead of 'getting cold'.

CJ
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The latter one, have a cold.
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Thank you so much. It is of great help!Emotion: party!!!
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