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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Is or has
She is lack of exercise.
She has lack of exercise.
She has been lack of exercise.
Which one is correct? Thanks a lot for help.
She has lack of exercise.
She has been lack of exercise.
Which one is correct? Thanks a lot for help.
Top answer
None, really. She lacks exercise or she has a lack of exercise , but neither of these grammatically correct forms is colloquial. A native speaker would say ' She doesn't get enough exercise '.
- None, really.
- She lacks exercise or she has a lack of exercise , but neither of these grammatically correct forms is colloquial.
- A native speaker would say ' She doesn't get enough exercise '.
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None, really.
She lacks exercise or she has a lack of exercise, but neither of these grammatically correct forms is colloquial. A native speaker would say 'She doesn't get enough exercise'.
She lacks exercise or she has a lack of exercise, but neither of these grammatically correct forms is colloquial. A native speaker would say 'She doesn't get enough exercise'.
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