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Silvia Díaz Posted 10 years ago
Essay & Composition Writing
Can you help me with these sentences?
Hi everyone,
I am writing an article and I have some difficulties with a sentence. I have these two versions:
- teaching strategies for understanding, consolidation and development of clinical reasoning in occupational therapy students.
- teaching strategies for learning, consolidating and developing clinical reasoning in occupational therapy students.
Which one would you say is correct?
I have another doubt: can I say "undergraduates" instead of "students" if I am referring to university students?
Thanks in advance
I am writing an article and I have some difficulties with a sentence. I have these two versions:
- teaching strategies for understanding, consolidation and development of clinical reasoning in occupational therapy students.
- teaching strategies for learning, consolidating and developing clinical reasoning in occupational therapy students.
Which one would you say is correct?
I have another doubt: can I say "undergraduates" instead of "students" if I am referring to university students?
Thanks in advance
Top answer
Silvia Díaz - teaching strategies for understanding, consolidation and development of clinical reasoning in occupational therapy students. - teaching strategies for learning, consolidating and developing clinical reasoning in occupational therapy students. Neither of those is a sentence.
- Silvia Díaz - teaching strategies for understanding, consolidation and development of clinical reasoning in occupational therapy students.
- - teaching strategies for learning, consolidating and developing clinical reasoning in occupational therapy students.
- Neither of those is a sentence.
- They both lack a main verb.
- Silvia Díaz I have another question: doubt: can I say "undergraduates" instead of "students" if I am referring to university students?
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Silvia Díaz- teaching strategies for understanding, consolidation and development of clinical reasoning in occupational therapy students. - teaching strategies for learning, consolidating and developing clinical reasoning in occupational therapy students.Neither of those is a sentence. They both lack a main verb.
Silvia DíazI have anot
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Thanks for your answer Teechr.
You are right those are not sentences. I just pasted the fragment of the sentence I was unsure about. The whole sentence is:
"An integrative literature review is appropriate for exploration of teaching strategies for learning, consolidating and developing CR in undergraduate students as it allows for inclusion of all
You are right those are not sentences. I just pasted the fragment of the sentence I was unsure about. The whole sentence is:
"An integrative literature review is appropriate for exploration of teaching strategies for learning, consolidating and developing CR in undergraduate students as it allows for inclusion of all
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I actually don't understand what those sentences mean. Can you rewrite them in a clear, simple, concise and direct way?
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