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Jigneshbharati Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
A cause
Communication problems between settings of care or between health professionals are a frequent cause of medication errors and adverse drug events.
Does the indefinite article "a" refere to countable noun "cause"?
Can we replace the preposition "for" in "cause of...?"
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Jigneshbharati Does the indefinite article "a" refere to countable noun "cause"? Yes. " No.
- Jigneshbharati Does the indefinite article "a" refere to countable noun "cause"?
- Yes.
- " No.
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JigneshbharatiDoes the indefinite article "a" refere to countable noun "cause"?
Yes.
JigneshbharatiCan we replace the preposition "for" in "cause of...?"
No.
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