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John Aki Posted 6 years ago
Grammar

Grammar check please?

Hi there,

Could you please check for me if I have made any mistakes in these sentences?


I suffer form or for grammar.

I suffered form or for toothache last week.

I am suffering form or for grammar now.

I have suffered / have been suffering grammar over a year.

I have been suffered for grammar. (Incorrect, active only)

It is terrible to see her suffering in the pain.

This pain is endurable / tolerable. (Which word is better here or more common?)


Cheers


  

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You suffer from , not suffer form. Don't say suffer for. I suffer form or for grammar.

— Clive

  • You suffer from , not suffer form.
  • Don't say suffer for.
  • I suffer form or for grammar.
  • Say eg learning grammar is painful for me.
  • I suffered FROM A toothache last week.
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You suffer from, not suffer form.

Don't say suffer for.


I suffer form or for grammar. Say eg learning grammar is painful for me.

I suffered FROM A toothache last week.

I am suffering form or for grammar now. No, see #1.

I hav

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