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Xyliu925 Posted 10 years ago
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Can I say "I am concerned with the bill's overdue"? Or I should say " I am concerning the bill's overdue?

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  • Thank you for registering as a member.
  • xyliu925 Can I say "I am concerned with the bill's overdue"?
  • Or I should say " I am concerning the bill's overdue?
  • Sorry, but you can say neither.
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Hello, xyliu925—and welcome to English Forums. Thank you for registering as a member.
xyliu925Can I say "I am concerned with the bill's overdue"? Or I should say " I am concerning the bill's overdue?
Sorry, but you can say neither. Say:

I'm concerned that the bill's overdue.
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