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Originally Posted by Meme
Hey,
For the 1st sentence that you've corrected I'd like to make another correction:
I have been ill for three months. [am implies that he is ill now and doesn't denote time. Have been brings in the time element that one has been ill for 3 months. [Refer to exploring the world of english: present perfect tense for more detail].
Another correction: Gold is costlier than silver.
Gold and silver are material nouns the article 'the' can't be placed before them.
Regards,
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You are right. 'Have been' will be used istead of 'am'. But if we are using 'have been' then the sentence will be: I have been ailing for three months.
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