Grammar advice please?
Hi there,
Could you please comment on these sentences for me?
It is [ a sharp / an acute / a severe ] pain. (Which one seems worse to you? I guess "sharp, acute and severe?)
I guess I am too overboard with English. (Is this phrase making sense to you in the conversation?)
I have alternative solutions for this this issue. (Options)
I have alternate solutions for this issue. (A and B)
I do that on alternate days.
Cheers
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John Aki It is [ a sharp / an acute / a severe ] pain. (Which one seems worse to you? ) Both sharp and acute seem worse than severe .
- John Aki It is [ a sharp / an acute / a severe ] pain.
- (Which one seems worse to you?
- ) Both sharp and acute seem worse than severe .
- severe gives more of an impression of long-lasting pain as well.
- John Aki I guess I am too overboard with English.
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John AkiIt is [ a sharp / an acute / a severe ] pain. (Which one seems worse to you? I guess "sharp, acute and severe?)
Both sharp and acute seem worse than severe. severe gives more of an impression of long-lasting pain as well.
John AkiI guess I am too overboard with English. (Is this phrase making
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