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Ann225 Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
Blood test
Hi,
"I went in for a blood draw this morning."
"I went for a blood test this morning."
(I'd have my blood tested.)
"I had to take my dog for a blood test."
"I went for a blood test with my dog."
(The dog would have its blood tested.)
Are all the sentences correct?
Thank you.
Top answer
" Are you a plasma donor or did you want them to sample your blood? " You went to your doctor for an exam and took your dog with you.
- " Are you a plasma donor or did you want them to sample your blood?
- " You went to your doctor for an exam and took your dog with you.
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Ann225"I went in for a blood draw this morning."
Are you a plasma donor or did you want them to sample your blood?
Ann225"I went for a blood test this morning."
OK
Ann225"I went for a blood test with my dog."
You went to your doctor for an exam and took your dog with you.
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