Asked by rfvv
1. I'm worried about my new school.
Why don't you join a club?
Why don't you make new friends?
Why don't you talk with your homeroom teacher?
Why don't you talk with the school counselor?
Why don't you talk with the counseling teacher?
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Are they all right? At the bottom, are both expressions OK?
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2. I'm worried about my math.
3. I'm worried about math.
4. I'm worried about my height.
5. I'm worried about height.
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Do we have to add 'my'? If we don't use 'my,' does it have any difference?
Why don't you join a club?
Why don't you make new friends?
Why don't you talk with your homeroom teacher?
Why don't you talk with the school counselor?
Why don't you talk with the counseling teacher?
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Are they all right? At the bottom, are both expressions OK?
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2. I'm worried about my math.
3. I'm worried about math.
4. I'm worried about my height.
5. I'm worried about height.
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Do we have to add 'my'? If we don't use 'my,' does it have any difference?
Answers
Answered by
Reed
1 - all are good.
2 & 3 - You might better say, "I'm worried about my math skills." #3 is fine as is. Both do mean the same thing, really.
4 & 5 - If you are worried about how tall you are, #4 is good. If you are worried about climbing too high, #5 is good. They do not mean the same thing.
2 & 3 - You might better say, "I'm worried about my math skills." #3 is fine as is. Both do mean the same thing, really.
4 & 5 - If you are worried about how tall you are, #4 is good. If you are worried about climbing too high, #5 is good. They do not mean the same thing.
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