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    You would just change “am ” to “was" for the past tense version
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    December 29, 2019
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    persist and insist aren’t really interchangeable, but other than that it more or less means the same thing. The one below has more advanced vocabulary that means slightly different things to the first sentence. However, it doesn’t truly effect the meaning too much. Sorry if I’ve not made sense!
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    December 29, 2019
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    For and after ‘everyone’ need becomes ‘needs’ as everyone is plural.
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    December 29, 2019
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    “…So far, there is no drug available for patients with refractory chronic cough, this drug sounds pretty good (unsure what “this drug” is referring to as it says that “no drug is available” beforehand, sorry!!) Some cough patients experience pain, but they rarely receive any sympathy (sounds more English) as a cough isn’t a life-threatening disease like cancer...”
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    December 29, 2019
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