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"I catch cold" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is commonly used to describe the act of developing a common cold or respiratory illness. Example: "I always seem to catch cold whenever the weather changes suddenly."
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Rookie policeman: "Do I? Gee, if I catch cold, my mother will have a fit!" View Article By Anthony Lane By Rebecca Mead By John Cassidy By Jia Tolentino.
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It has been terrible to live with, but there have been compensations: 1) Our children are a lot smarter... 2) She remembers people's names, places we have visited, and learns foreign languages the way I catch colds.
However, I caught colds at least three times even after careful medication.
"And now I have to put something on, or I'll catch cold".
I thought I had caught cold when I awoke with eyes watering and a sore throat.
Although maybe someone should consider using me as a case study since I've struggled with health issues for half my life to date: debilitating chronic fatigue in my teens; a hypothyroidism diagnosis in my early twenties; and now, in the wake of hormonal changes from pregnancy, an intermittent asthma-like condition that leaves me coughing for weeks anytime I catch a cold.
I'll catch cold".
"What do you mean?" "I didn't catch cold," I say.
"I caught a cold and just felt sorry for myself".
None of these people lectured me about hand washing the last time I caught a cold.
I was the guy who'd use a condom yet still panic the next time I caught a cold.
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