Can I use ‘stricken with’ and ‘a carrier of,’ ‘to prepare’ and ‘in preparation of’ interchangeably in the sentence?
Can I use ‘stricken with’ and ‘a carrier of,’ ‘to prepare’ and ‘in preparation of’ interchangeably in the sentence? I think I can, but I’m not sure.
HIV/AIDS spreads primarily by being (stricken with, a carrier of) other sexually transmitted diseases or (by) sharing needles, syringes, rinse water, or other equipment used (to prepare, in preparation of) illicit drugs for injection.
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The whole structure here seems incorrect to me. I think the basic message should be that HIV/AIDS spreads primarily by being in contact with a person who . .
- The whole structure here seems incorrect to me.
- I think the basic message should be that HIV/AIDS spreads primarily by being in contact with a person who .
- .
- .
- sharing .
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The whole structure here seems incorrect to me. I think the basic message should be that
HIV/AIDS spreads primarily by being in contact with a person who . . . . . . or by .sharing . . . .
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