Can you please check if I use those words correctly? (Anxious, anxiety, nervous) '1) Any time you have anxieties over your health, you'd better immediately visit a doctor; 2) The next week after you applied for a university is a time of great anxiety; 3) Parents always feel anxious for their children; 4) What are you so anxious about? (I want to say: What are you so worried about in a different way); 5) Cut her some slack, she's really anxious about tomorrow's exam; 6) I've never been that nervous; 7) I hate job interviews, I always get all nervous and sweaty before them; 8) They are nervous of/about leaving their children with nanny; 9)-Why you two broke up? -She was really pessimistic and nervous all the time. I couldn't have that kind of negativity in my life.' Especially I'm not sure about 'anxious', as I've heard this word 2 times tops in my entire life. I really appreciate your help!
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1) Any time you are anxious about your health, you'd better immediately visit a doctor. 2) The week after you apply to a university is a time of great anxiety. 3) Parents always feel anxious for their children.
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1) Any time you are anxious about your health, you'd better immediately visit a doctor. 2) The week after you apply to a university is a time of great anxiety. 3) Parents always feel anxious for their children. 4) What are you so anxious about? 5) Cut her some slack; she's really anxiou
This is probably the 30th time you helped me, and I am really grateful for that. I feel horrible that I make the same punctuation mistakes all the time. I just don't have time to learn punctuation now, so I'd feel better, if you didn't check it, unless I ask you to. I just don't want to waste any more of your time. I hope you don't misunderstand me. Have a good day!