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eg He has a lack of money. He has no money, or he does not have enough money. Welcome to the Forum!
- eg He has a lack of money.
- He has no money, or he does not have enough money.
- Welcome to the Forum!
- Clive
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eg He has a lack of money.
He has no money, or he does not have enough money.
Welcome to the Forum!
Clive
He has no money, or he does not have enough money.
Welcome to the Forum!
Clive
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So lack is mean don't have enough right? for this example: Now i'm not lack but in future it might come to me.
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"Lack" is a verb or noun. Your sentence has to use the verb:
Now I'mnot lacking in money, but in the future it might come to me.
Because of the lack of money, he could not pay his rent. Now he is homeless.
Now I'm
Because of the lack of money, he could not pay his rent. Now he is homeless.
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