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Contiluo Posted 13 years ago
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Is the following sentence acceptable?
The fear of insomnia:Some people believe that they should get a certain amount of sleep, and they assume that if they don't get that amount, they must have insomnia. In this case, they really have insomnia.
The fear of insomnia:Some people believe that they should get a certain amount of sleep, and they assume that if they don't get that amount, they must have insomnia. In this case, they really have insomnia.
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I don't understand what you are trying to do. eg Are you trying to give a definition of insomnia? I don't understand your logic.
- I don't understand what you are trying to do.
- eg Are you trying to give a definition of insomnia?
- I don't understand your logic.
- If people assume they have insomnia, then they have insomnia ???
- Clive
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I don't understand what you are trying to do.
eg Are you trying to give a definition of insomnia?
I don't understand your logic. If people assume they have insomnia, then they have insomnia ???
Clive
eg Are you trying to give a definition of insomnia?
I don't understand your logic. If people assume they have insomnia, then they have insomnia ???
Clive
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Yes, I'm trying to give one of the definitions/symptoms of insomnia.
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No, my previous answer is not to the point. It should be one of the reasons that cause insomnia. It means if you fear you have insomnia, then you will get it.
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eg Fear of insomnia:If they don't get the amount of sleep they want, some people fear that they must have insomnia. In this case, they really do have it.
eg Fear of insomnia:If you fear that you have insomnia, you will develop it.
eg Fear of insomnia:If you fear that you have insomnia, you will develop it.
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