Do you have difficulty seeing?

[tufguy]

You just had an eye operation. Do you have difficulty seeing?

Is it correct to say "Do you have difficulty seeing?"
Please check my sentences.

 

[Sunshine_duo]

I suggest you change it to: "Do you have difficulty in seeing (things)?"

Note: personal opinion and Sunshine_duo is not a teacher.

 

[emsr2d2]

Your original is grammatical and natural. Alternatively, you could ask "Are you having any trouble with your vision?"

 

[Tarheel]

You just had an eye operation. Do you have difficulty seeing?

Is it correct to say "Do you have difficulty seeing?"
Please check my sentences.

Perhaps:

How is your vision? Is it back to normal yet?

(Presumably you wouldn't be telling the person he has just had an eye operation.)

 

[Lycidas]

Is it correct to say "Do you have difficulty seeing?"

Definitely. You can even say things like "What do you have difficulty seeing?" or "When do you have difficulty seeing bats?"

 

[Tarheel]

Bats?

 

[Lycidas]

Bats?

Yes. They can be very hard to see when they're flying in the dark! Perhaps it was Halloween, which is only six days away, that inspired the example.