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The doctor says I am in need of a holiday.
Hello,
It gives me the following ideas.
Could any native speaker check and comment it for me ?
"I am in need of a holiday"
= I am in a necessary holiday.
= I am in a condition in which a holiday is necessary.
= I am in a necessity for a holiday.
Thank you for your help.
It gives me the following ideas.
Could any native speaker check and comment it for me ?
"I am in need of a holiday"
= I am in a necessary holiday.
= I am in a condition in which a holiday is necessary.
= I am in a necessity for a holiday.
Thank you for your help.
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The only sentence which comes close is
'I have a condition for which a holiday is necessary.'
Rover
'I have a condition for which a holiday is necessary.'
Rover
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Thank you very much that your comment make sense of it to me.
And here, does the "have" mean: experience or use "am in" instead?
Thank you for your help.
And here, does the "have" mean: experience or use "am in" instead?
Thank you for your help.
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The original sentence is a little rough.
The "in" appears but not give the right contains.
It seems to say : I am in a health condition for which a holiday is needed.
(here, the "for " = with regard to)
The "in" appears but not give the right contains.
It seems to say : I am in a health condition for which a holiday is needed.
(here, the "for " = with regard to)
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