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BAYRAM ERDEM Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary

headache

Hello!

Could you please check the sentences below?

X: 'Teacher, I've got a headache just after your classes.'
Me: 'Why?'
X: 'Because of trying hard to understand a lesson done in English!'
  

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The combination "I've got ... " does not work very well. Assuming you are talking about what generally happens, you can say "I get a headache after your classes" or "Your classes give me a headache".

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  • The combination "I've got ...
  • " does not work very well.
  • Assuming you are talking about what generally happens, you can say "I get a headache after your classes" or "Your classes give me a headache".
  • The latter may be preferable, as it allows that the headache may start during the class.
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The combination "I've got ... after ..." does not work very well. Assuming you are talking about what generally happens, you can say "I get a headache after your classes" or "Your classes give me a headache". The latter may be preferable, as it allows that the headache may start during the class.
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