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Mr. Tom Posted 10 years ago
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The last three years have been a bit too action-packed for me
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The following conversation takes place between a man and his psychiatrist. Does it sound natural?
Man -
The last three years have been a bit too action-packed for me. Apart from the physical fatigue, I feel a kind of ‘mental rush’ all the time. I mean, I feel hyper for no reason and am unable to relax.
Doctor -
I think you need a holiday. A long refreshing one.
Thanks,
Tom
The following conversation takes place between a man and his psychiatrist. Does it sound natural?
Man -
The last three years have been a bit too action-packed for me. Apart from the physical fatigue, I feel a kind of ‘mental rush’ all the time. I mean, I feel hyper for no reason and am unable to relax.
Doctor -
I think you need a holiday. A long refreshing one.
Thanks,
Tom
Top answer
It's fine. It's also possible to use 'has' instead of 'have' in the first sentence if you view the last three years as a (singular) period of time.
- It's fine.
- It's also possible to use 'has' instead of 'have' in the first sentence if you view the last three years as a (singular) period of time.
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It's fine. It's also possible to use 'has' instead of 'have' in the first sentence if you view the last three years as a (singular) period of time.
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