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Prple Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
to get cold easily / to freeze easily
Hi there,
Can I say: "I get cold quite easily" but I do not mean that I get sick easily, it is about feeling cold. I guess that I freeze easily is wrong, isn't it?
Can I say: "I get cold quite easily" but I do not mean that I get sick easily, it is about feeling cold. I guess that I freeze easily is wrong, isn't it?
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Yes. "I get cold quite easily" means you feel the cold quickly or sooner than others. " (OR: I get colds quite easily).
- Yes.
- "I get cold quite easily" means you feel the cold quickly or sooner than others.
- " (OR: I get colds quite easily).
- Here the underlined words are nouns..
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Yes. "I get cold quite easily" means you feel the cold quickly or sooner than others. If you get sick easily, you could say "I get a cold quite easily." (OR: I get colds quite easily). Here the underlined words are nouns..
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As to freeze, that would be less common, but might be acceptable. But it does suggest that you turn into an ice cube. Water freezes easily. People, less often.
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