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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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Grammar

Due to the injury has over half year, she has experienced a lot of pain from the injury.

Is this sentence correct? Thanks a lot.
  

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It's not correct. "Due to the injury" and "from the injury" are saying almost the same thing, so you're simply repeating yourself. What's more of a problem is that "has over half year" doesn't make sense.

— CalifJim

  • It's not correct.
  • "Due to the injury" and "from the injury" are saying almost the same thing, so you're simply repeating yourself.
  • What's more of a problem is that "has over half year" doesn't make sense.
  • Do you mean that she was injured more than six months ago?
  • CJ
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It's not correct.

"Due to the injury" and "from the injury" are saying almost the same thing, so you're simply repeating yourself.

What's more of a problem is that "has over half year" doesn't make sense. Do you mean that she was injured more than six months ago?

CJ
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Yes, thanks teacher. She had the injury more than 6 months. There are a lot of side effects remaining. How do i make a proper writing? Many thanks for your help.
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Due to th einjury for over half a year, she has experienced a lot of pain.
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There are several ways of saying it, but I think you need this:


She has been experiencing a lot of pain from an injury that she had more than half a year ago.

CJ
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As CJ said, there are more than one way to express the same idea. If you must inculde the phrase "due to...", you may say " she still has experienced a lot of pain due to the injury she suffered over 6 months ago.".
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