Identify the incorrect sentence.
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Correct answer: A
Explanation
Correct Answer: She has got cold and cough.
Explanation:
• In English, common ailments such as cold, cough, and headache are treated as countable nouns when referring to a specific illness and must take the indefinite article a.
• The correct idiomatic expression is to have a cold or to have a cough.
• Correct sentence: She has got a cold and a cough. (or She has got a cold and cough.)
Quick Tip: Remember common health-related expressions that take 'a': have a cold, have a headache, have a fever, have a sore throat.