I was reading a book about suffering and how suffering is inevitable. I was reading a book about suffering and how suffering is inevitable.

Alt: I have been reading

Rich people suffer because of riches, poor people suffer because of poverty, Ppeople who don't have families suffer because of it and those who have families suffer because of it. Rich people suffer because of riches, poor people suffer because of poverty, people who don't have families suffer because of it and those who have families suffer because of it.

Rich people suffer because of their riches/being riches, poor people suffer because of poverty, Ppeople who don't have families suffer because of it and those who have families suffer because of it/just the same. Rich people suffer because of their riches/being rich, poor people suffer because of poverty, people who don't have families suffer because of it and those who have families suffer because of it/just the same.

Rich people suffer because of riches,their wealth and poor people suffer because of poverty,. People who don't have families suffer because of it and those who have families suffer because of it. Rich people suffer because of their wealth and poor people suffer because of poverty. People who don't have families suffer because of it and those who have families suffer because of it.

Separated into separate sentences because it flows better.

I don't remember all the examples that the author gave in the book, Bbut what I do remember is that denying your suffering will not do you any good, y. You must do something about it, y. You must try to solve your problems. I don't remember all the examples that the author gave in the book, but what I do remember is that denying your suffering will not do you any good. You must do something about it. You must try to solve your problems.

Alternative correction: "what I do remember is that to deny your suffering will not do you any good." Either is correct, but the original correction sounds more casual and would more likely be heard in conversation.

I don't remember all the examples that the author gave in the book, Bbut what I do remember is that denying your suffering will notnever does you any good, you must instead try to do something about it, you must try to solve your problems. I don't remember all the examples that the author gave in the book, but what I do remember is that denying your suffering never does you any good, you must instead try to do something about it, you must try to solve your problems.

I don't remember all the examples that the author gaive in the book, But what. However, I do remember is that to deny your suffering will not do you any good, and that you must do something about it, you must try to solve your problems. I don't remember all the examples the author give in the book. However, I do remember that to deny your suffering will not do you any good and that you must do something about it.

*In English, we talk about things that happen in a book in present tense. * "do something about it" and "try to solve your problems" feel redundant. Either one is fine but I wouldn't use both.

The author said that by trying to solve your problems , new problems will develop but that's life i. It's inevitable, and by trying to solve your problems you become a happy person. The author said that by trying to solve your problems , new problems will develop but that's life. It's inevitable, and by trying to solve your problems you become a happy person.

The author said that by trying to solve your problems , new problems will develop/evolve but that's life it's inevitable and by trying to solve your problems you become a happyier person. The author said that by trying to solve your problems, new problems will develop/evolve but that's life it's inevitable and by trying to solve your problems you become a happier person.

The author said that bBy trying to solve your problems , new problems will develop but that's life it's inevitable and by trying to solve your problems youeventually develop. Unfortunately, that's just life. Problems are inevitable. By doing something about them, you have a better chance of becomeing a happy person. By trying to solve your problems, new problems will eventually develop. Unfortunately, that's just life. Problems are inevitable. By doing something about them, you have a better chance of becoming a happy person.

Run-on sentence. Separated to add clarity.