1) I am prone to feeling pain.
2) I am prone to [STRIKE]diseases[/STRIKE] illness.
3) I am pain-resistant.
4) I am disease-resistant.
Please check my sentences.
See my changes above.
With the hyphen, sentence #4 is grammatically correct but I don't like it. We refer to things like trees being "disease-resistant". I assume you mean something like "I have a very good immune system".
It's grammatically correct but unnatural. Say "I have a high pain threshold."But we can say "I am pain-resistant". Am I correct?
But we can say "I am pain-resistant". Am I correct?
No- people feel pain. People who have chronic pain can cope with pain that people unused to is would struggle to cope with, but the people with the chronic pain are not resistant, just used to it. I have had severe back pain for decades. I am not resistant, just better at dealing with it and used to it.
I was born in Yorkshire. Eee we had it tough.