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I have colds vs i have cold

Both phrases are correct, but they are used in different contexts. 'I have a cold' is the more common and natural way to express that you are sick with a cold. 'I have colds' could be used in a less common context to refer to multiple instances of having a cold, but it is not as typical.

Last updated: March 22, 2024 • 1112 views

I have colds

This phrase is less common and not the typical way to express being sick with a cold. It could be used to refer to multiple instances of having a cold.

This phrase could be used to indicate that someone has experienced having a cold multiple times or is currently experiencing more than one cold simultaneously.

Alternatives:

  • I have a cold
  • I am sick with a cold

i have cold

This is the more common and natural way to express being sick with a cold. It is the standard phrase used in English.

This phrase is the typical way to indicate that someone is currently sick with a cold.
  • Cold roast chicken or I have cold cuts.
  • I'll have cold coffee, then head to Paris, is it OK?
  • And maybe I don't have cold feet
  • OK, I have a cold.
  • I have a cold and an eye infection.
  • Now all I have is cold milk.
  • I have some cold pizza in the fridge.
  • I have witnessed cold distance in his stare.
  • I have very cold feet, so I do that for her pleasure.
  • Now, I have nothing cold.
  • I have a cold, so I will not shake your in hand.
  • Joke's on you. I have a cold.
  • And I have a cold sore.
  • - I'd trade what I have for cold feet any day.
  • I have a cold case on a Fiorentino that was taken from the Smithsonian 8 years ago.
  • I'm not coming to the pool this afternoon because I have a cold and a cough.
  • I have felt cold all my life.
  • I might have a cold or... or flu.
  • Afraid all I have is a cold plate.
  • I have hot and cold flashes.

Alternatives:

  • I have a cold
  • I am sick with a cold

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