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1: I've become weaker with alcohol.
2: I've gotten weaker with alcohol.
Do both sound natural?
Recently, I can't drink alcohol so much like before.
1: I've become weaker with alcohol.
2: I've gotten weaker with alcohol.
Do both sound natural?
Recently, I can't drink alcohol so much like before.
2: I've gotten weaker with alcohol.
Do both sound natural?
Recently, I can't drink alcohol so much like before.
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3 Mar 2020
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"I've become/gotten weaker with alcohol" sounds like "I drank alcohol, and now my muscles are weak".
If you used to be able to drink a lot of alcohol and not get intoxicated, but now that isn't true:
I've gotten bad at holding my liquor.
I can't hold my liquor like I used to.
I'm not as tolerant of alcohol as I was before.
My alcohol tolerance is worse than it used to be.
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when writing use the first example. If your are speaking either way works because it sound natural
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Another one is “when I drink alcohol it makes me weaker” 🤷♀️
- English (US)
"I've become/gotten weaker with alcohol" sounds like "I drank alcohol, and now my muscles are weak".
If you used to be able to drink a lot of alcohol and not get intoxicated, but now that isn't true:
I've gotten bad at holding my liquor.
I can't hold my liquor like I used to.
I'm not as tolerant of alcohol as I was before.
My alcohol tolerance is worse than it used to be.
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