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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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I have headache since 3 days ago, and still pain now.

I feel headache from 3 days ago, and still pain now.

I try to describe that I got a headache from 3 days. I am still having headache. Which one is correct? Please help me to check these grammars. Many thanks.
  

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Anonymous I try to describe that I got a headache from 3 days. I am still having headache. Say this: I have been having a headache since three days.

— Prajwalkr

  • Anonymous I try to describe that I got a headache from 3 days.
  • I am still having headache.
  • Say this: I have been having a headache since three days.
  • I feel headache from 3 days ago, and still pain now.
  • You can't say 'feel headache'.
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AnonymousI try to describe that I got a headache from 3 days. I am still having headache.
Say this:
I have been having a headache since three days.

I feel headache from 3 days ago, and still pain now. You can't say 'feel headache'.
Prajwal
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