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PreciousJones Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Applicable
Hi,
My dad will bring a hospital bed hand control to the USA to see if it's applicable on the hospital bed.
Please correct sentence thank you.
My dad will bring a hospital bed hand control to the USA to see if it's applicable on the hospital bed.
Please correct sentence thank you.
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g. " Second, I cannot imaging what applying a device to a bed is supposed to mean. You can apply a grammar rule to a word or expression; a theorem to a certain math structure, an approach to a problem (so that to resolve it), ...
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- " Second, I cannot imaging what applying a device to a bed is supposed to mean.
- You can apply a grammar rule to a word or expression; a theorem to a certain math structure, an approach to a problem (so that to resolve it), ...
- I had better say that the purpose is to check whether the device will be usable with the hospital bed, or that it will fit a bed of a certain model.
- Though, I may be wrong.
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Hello PJ,
First, "applicable" is usually used with the preposition "to", e.g. "This
theorem is applicable to both cases." Second, I cannot imaging what
applying a device to a bed is supposed to mean. You can apply a grammar
rule to a word or expression; a theorem to a certain math structure,
an approach to a problem (so that to resolve it), ... I had better
First, "applicable" is usually used with the preposition "to", e.g. "This
theorem is applicable to both cases." Second, I cannot imaging what
applying a device to a bed is supposed to mean. You can apply a grammar
rule to a word or expression; a theorem to a certain math structure,
an approach to a problem (so that to resolve it), ... I had better
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