is this correct ?

"I don't belong to this place" is better I think

I'm not from here.

CJ

Jhumjhum"I don't belong to this place" is better I think

I'd say this is taking a very pessimistic view of the things.

It means that you don't feel well in that place, or, worse, that others think that you shouldn't be in that place.

How about "I'm not local"?

Share two lines: ???????,??????????«?? ???????» A lonely stranger in a strange land I am cast, I miss my family all the more on every festive day. (A Chinese Famous Ancient Poetry by **** Wei)

the doctor had alot of advice for jacob so he could get on his illness

Hi,

the doctor had alot of advice for jacob so he could get on his illness

I think perhaps you mean this.

The doctor had a lot of advice to help Jacob deal with his illness.

Note that an English sentence is not correct without appropriate capitals and punctuation.

Best wishes, Clive

got this book in my hand when i was actually looking for something unusual

Anonymousgot this book in my hand when i was actually looking for something unusual

Do you actually have a question, Anon?

My guess is that you want to know whether what you posted is correct or not.

First of all, the simple fact that it does not contain any capitalization or puctuation makes it incorrect.

Secondly, the wording is od

Clive, i still do not understand.

....to help Jacob deal with his illnees

Is Jacob deal is a noun, or

Jacob deal is Subjecc + predicate

forlanI still do not understand.

Hi Forlan

The word "deal" is a verb in the sentence, and "deal with" basically means the same thing as "handle" in the sentence. Look at definition 3 for "deal with" (under Idioms & Phrases) and also definition 4b (under the verb "deal").

forl