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Perfect Stranger Posted 10 years ago
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[grammar + vocabulary] serious cold + can't shake it off
Dear Users,
May I ask for your comments on the following sentence?
I've been suffering from a really serious cold for nearly a week now and I can't seem to shake it off.
1) Question: What would be the best replacement for a really serious part?
2) Question2: Is it necessary to use the personal pronoun I in the second part of the sentence? Would it be OK to say and can't seem to shake it off?
Thanks!
May I ask for your comments on the following sentence?
I've been suffering from a really serious cold for nearly a week now and I can't seem to shake it off.
1) Question: What would be the best replacement for a really serious part?
2) Question2: Is it necessary to use the personal pronoun I in the second part of the sentence? Would it be OK to say and can't seem to shake it off?
Thanks!
Top answer
1) very bad 2) No. Yes.
- 1) very bad 2) No.
- Yes.
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I've been suffering for nearly a week now from a very bad cold that will not go away.
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