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John Aki Posted 5 years ago
Grammar

Grammar help please?

Hi,

Could you please check for me, If I have made any mistakes in these grammar?


I have a gastric ulcer, luckily I don't have any discomfort on my abdomen. (Noun)

I am discomforted with a gastric ulcer. (Verb, passive)

A gastric ulcer can be very discomforting, it varies by person of course. (Adjective)


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John Aki I have a gastric ulcer . L uckily I don't have any discomfort on in my abdomen. OK as shown.

— CalifJim

  • John Aki I have a gastric ulcer .
  • L uckily I don't have any discomfort on in my abdomen.
  • OK as shown.
  • John Aki I am discomforted with a gastric ulcer.
  • This is just barely possible grammatically, but I don't think anybody would say it.
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John AkiI have a gastric ulcer. Luckily I don't have any discomfort on in my abdomen.

OK as shown.

John AkiI am discomforted with a gastric ulcer.

This is just barely possible grammatically, but I don't think anybody w

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