Is the phrasehl''a bout of'' commonly used in daily conversation? Can i use it in IELTS？
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I want to improve my Chinese
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If I were you, I would focus on more commonly used phrases. It may sound a bit too odd if it does not fit the context.
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Yes, and yes. It's not particularly formal in British English.
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By "a bout of" do you mean "a bout of [a disease]" ? If so, it's a little formal but absolutely correct.
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