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Anonymous Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
Bared or Beared?
Hi
Please tell me the usage of the word 'bared' in the following sentence:
"Some associated diseases also have to be bared in mind because of their association with ectopic meningiomas as type 2 neurofibromatoses and breast cancer."
Thanks for your help in this regard
Elango P.P.
Please tell me the usage of the word 'bared' in the following sentence:
"Some associated diseases also have to be bared in mind because of their association with ectopic meningiomas as type 2 neurofibromatoses and breast cancer."
Thanks for your help in this regard
Elango P.P.
Top answer
No, the idiom is bear/bore/borne in mind . The sentence is in error.
- No, the idiom is bear/bore/borne in mind .
- The sentence is in error.
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No, the idiom is bear/bore/borne in mind. The sentence is in error.
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