- Please correct the sentences below if you find any mistakes:
1. If you know anyone/anybody has cancer, you can help them by doing little things. You can be by their side, talk to/with them, and do little things for them.
2. To fight for/to deal with cancer is very difficult. Don’t hide your sentiment; just feel free to talk to someone. There are always many people around you who are ready to assist/to help you. You have to continue/to go on, and never surrender.
3. There are good days and boring days in your life, but borings day often come to you. But like I have learned/learnt from my mother, we just celebrate for the good days.
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If you know (that) someone/somebody has cancer, you can ... If you know anyone/anybody who has cancer, you can ... [Dealing with / Fighting] cancer is ...
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