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Zhossain Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Losing control over me

Can anyone check the sentence for me?

'Either im losing it , or i have never had in me.'

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Dear friend
Plaese Say more About Your Sentence!
What Is Its Meaning?
That is Help Me to Help You!
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Hi Esi_748,

It writing a story where the main character is a frustrated photographer.who have achived some fame in the past. In fact he was a very successful one.Now he has been working on a assignment that he thinks he wont be able to finish.he is missing the mojo of his life.Nothing seems to work right for him. so he is confused and about to give up

Mate, im not very good at
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Well, I guess it would be alright to say 'Either I'm losing it, or I've never had it in me'.

This will indicate that the 'it' whatever it is (his mojo, his creativity, his focus etc etc) is slipping away, or he never had it in the first place.
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Hmm, i guess it would be better if you said:

"either i'm losing it or i have neverhad it in me"..
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