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User_gary Posted 19 years ago
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It is making my ear ..........

Please turn the speaker off, I can't hear it with the loud noise. It is making my ear ............... .

Could you fill the blank place?

Please help me.
  

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Hi, Please turn the speaker off, I can't hear it with the loud noise. It is making my ear ............... Could you fill the blank place?

— Clive

  • Hi, Please turn the speaker off, I can't hear it with the loud noise.
  • It is making my ear ...............
  • Could you fill the blank place?
  • We normally say 'It's hurting my ear s '.
  • Or 'It's making my ear s hurt'.
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Hi,

Please turn the speaker off, I can't hear it with the loud noise. It is making my ear ............... .

Could you fill the blank place?

We normally say 'It's hurting my ears'. Or 'It's making my ears hurt'.

'I can't hear it with
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Thank you Clive.
We normally say 'It's hurting my ears'. Or 'It's making my ears hurt'.

Also, can I say, "It's making my ears deafning".
'I can't hear it with the loud noise' sounds a bit odd. You can obviously hear the loud noise. What is it that you can't hear?
I might be tend to wr
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User_garyThank you Clive.
We normally say 'It's hurting my ears'. Or 'It's making my ears hurt'.
Also, can I say, "It's making my ears deafning". It is deafening me

'I can't hear it with the loud noise' sounds a bit odd. Yo
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