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Dantheman :
The phrase “get a cancer” is actually incorrect because cancer is typically an uncountable noun, so it doesn’t require the indefinite article “a”. In English, saying “get cancer” is grammatically valid, but it’s usually used as a general statement, such as “Many people fear they will get cancer.” Here are some more natural ways to express this: - "Developed cancer" emphasizes the onset of the illness. For example, "She developed cancer last year.” - "Was diagnosed with cancer" is the most common and medically accurate phrase. For instance, "He was diagnosed with cancer in 2025.” - "Has cancer" is straightforward and to the point. Like in, "She has cancer.”
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