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Hi teachers, Can I speak with people like this?

(a) It's a worse situation that makes you disappointment and tiredness. You want to adapt yourself to the that situation.

(b) It's a sort of disease that makes vomiting and tiredness.

(c) it's one of the natural catastrophe that causes damages and earthquake etc..,

LouiseT · Accepted Answer

Hello Naju

(a) It's a worse situation that makes you disappointment and tiredness. You want to adapt yourself to the that situation.

Without context it is difficult to answer but I will do my best.

Firstly what is "it" has "it" been mentioned before. For example "it" could be the new job or a new position in a company.

Secondly "worse" is the comparative for "bad". To use "worse" we need to know what we are comparing. For example. I had a really bad job, I changed jobs and this job is worse than the old one.

Finally, disappointment and tiredness are nouns and you need to use the adjectives.

This is a worse situation than the previous one. It makes you tired and disappointed. You need to adapt to the new situation. / or “…adapt to the situation” but not “….the that situation”

(b) It's a sort of disease that makes vomiting and tiredness

This sentence start with “it” as with the previous sentence what is "it" has "it" been mentioned before?

The progressive form (verb+ing) cannot be used in this way. You can have a look at other posts for how to construct sentences using verb+ing.

I have a disease, it’s the sort of disease that makes me vomit and makes me tired.

This disease makes people tired and nauseous / ….makes people tired and makes them vomit.

c) it's one of the natural catastrophes that causes damage and earthquakes etc..,

Damage is an uncountable noun.

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