I am getting nervous as the time of my recovery or interview is approaching.

[tufguy]

I am getting nervous as the time of my recovery is "approaching" or "coming nearer" (I mean the time when doctors ask me to stop wearing brace and taking medicines). I am getting a bit apprehended as the interview time is "approaching" or "coming closer". Its only two and a half month to go until my interview.


Please check my sentences.

 

[tufguy]

It is only two and a half months to go until my interview.

 

[GoesStation]

Drop "to go" and you have a compact sentence expressing the idea. If you want "to go" in it, start with "There are" - though there's no reason for the extra words.

 

[tufguy]

Drop "to go" and you have a compact sentence expressing the idea. If you want "to go" in it, start with "There are" - though there's no reason for the extra words.

I am getting nervous as the time of my recovery is "approaching" or "coming nearer" (I mean the time when doctors ask me to stop wearing brace and taking medicines). I am getting a bit apprehended as the interview time is "approaching" or "coming closer". "It is only two and a half months until my interview or recovery time" or "there are only two and a half months to go until my interview or recovery time".

How about the other sentences are they correct? Could you please check those as well?

 

[GoesStation]

"Approaching" is better than "coming closer".

The word you want is not "apprehended", which means "caught" or "arrested".

 

[emsr2d2]

Recovery is usually a gradual process so I find it unnatural to refer "my recovery approaching/my approaching recovery". In your case, I would just use something like "I am getting apprehensive as I approach the day that the doctors will tell me that I can stop wearing my brace and stop taking my medication".