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Jigneshbharati Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
Being available
I am reading my drug history taking training package and I saw the following:
When asking for a fax due to SCR ( summary care record) not being available, always confirm that they are
Going to send information regarding repeat prescriptions, acute prescriptions and allergy status.
I understand that "due to" is a preposition but what is the grammatical form and function of "being" here?
If we just say " SCR" not available would not grammatically be correct?
When asking for a fax due to SCR ( summary care record) not being available, always confirm that they are
Going to send information regarding repeat prescriptions, acute prescriptions and allergy status.
I understand that "due to" is a preposition but what is the grammatical form and function of "being" here?
If we just say " SCR" not available would not grammatically be correct?
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Jigneshbharati I understand that "due to" is a preposition OK. So what comes after a preposition? CJ
- Jigneshbharati I understand that "due to" is a preposition OK.
- So what comes after a preposition?
- CJ
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JigneshbharatiI understand that "due to" is a preposition
OK. So what comes after a preposition?
CJ
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