Headache is a countable noun. Headache= (i) something or someone that causes anxiety; a source of unhappiness: ‘The noise of traffic is a constant headache for me.’ (ii) pain in the head: ‘I woke up with a terrible headache.’ ‘My wife suffers from headache.’
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Doubt
(Be) in doubt about something (= the state of being unsure of something): ‘Is anyone in doubt about the job responsibility?’ ‘If you’re in any doubt about your child’s safety, consult a doctor.’ Unsure/uncertain (or not be sure/certain): ‘Whenever I’m not sure about the meaning of a word, I look into my dictionary.’
Reflexive Pronoun – English editing.
The Reflexive Pronouns are : Myself, ourselves, yourself, yourselves, himself, herself, itself, themselves. They are used in sentences such as: ‘Make yourselves comfortable here,’ he snapped. As we tried to calm ourselves with sweet coffee, a swiss traveler appeared. For Scientific english editing and Medical Writing Services visitwww.manuscriptedit.com
For
To explain ‘why’ someone does something, use a to-infinitive (NOT for): ‘She opened the door to let the cat out.’ In formal styles, ‘in order to’ can also be used: ‘UN troops have been sent to the troubled spot in order to restore peace.’ For never comes immediately in front of a to-infinitive. It should […]