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Christine Christie Posted 6 years ago
Grammar
Suffer
Do these sentences make sense (and does it sound natural):
a) "Do you suffer from your legs?"
b) "Do you suffer from your heart?"
Note: By this, I mean if someone has problems in their legs (such as recent or old injuries) or in their heart?
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They are understandable, but (as an American) I have never heard them. Maybe they are used elsewhere. I am more familiar with a different way of expressing those ideas.
- They are understandable, but (as an American) I have never heard them.
- Maybe they are used elsewhere.
- I am more familiar with a different way of expressing those ideas.
- Do your legs bother you?
- Do you have heart trouble?
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They are understandable, but (as an American) I have never heard them. Maybe they are used elsewhere.
I am more familiar with a different way of expressing those ideas.
Do your legs bother you? Do you have heart trouble?
CJ
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