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Discover Ludwig"it bothers him" is a perfectly grammatical and usable part of a sentence in written English.
For example, you could say: "John's inability to find a job has really been getting to him; it bothers him that he can't seem to get his foot in the door."
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If it bothers him to be on the outside looking in, it is not to a noticeable degree.
It bothers him.
"It bothers him," says Kirkpatrick.
I wonder how much it bothers him.
"It bothers him when he messes up.
But I know that it bothers him".
"It bothers him a lot," Connie said to me.
It bothers him that more people weren't reading him.
I don't think it bothers him, the pressure.
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