...on top of the ill condition that I had forever been in."
Hi all
Could you please help me with this sentence? I want to say that A was happening to me on top of the ill condition that I had been in for a very long time.
"This was on top of the ill condition that I had forever been in." Or perhaps "...that I was forever in"?
Thank you.
Best wishes
PBF
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This was on top of my chronic condition. This was on top of the fact that I have a chronic condition. It might be easier to express if you made it more specific, for example: This was on top of my (chronically) bad back.
- This was on top of my chronic condition.
- This was on top of the fact that I have a chronic condition.
- It might be easier to express if you made it more specific, for example: This was on top of my (chronically) bad back.
- This was on top of the fact that I have a bad back.
- CJ
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This was on top of my chronic condition.
This was on top of the fact that I have a chronic condition.
It might be easier to express if you made it more specific, for example:
This was on top of my (chronically) bad back.
This was on top of the fact that I have a bad back.
CJ
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