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Moon7296 Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary
Condition? in this context?
He conducted a research to determine students' acheivement. He thought a result of the research would change depending on their condition.
'Condition' I meant in the sentence can be students' health, mood(feeling), feeling drowsy etc.
Do you use 'condition' like that? If now what wordscan be introduced?
'Condition' I meant in the sentence can be students' health, mood(feeling), feeling drowsy etc.
Do you use 'condition' like that? If now what wordscan be introduced?
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Hi, He conducted a research to determine students' acheivement. He thought a result of the research would change depending on their condition . Don't say 'a research'.
- Hi, He conducted a research to determine students' acheivement.
- He thought a result of the research would change depending on their condition .
- Don't say 'a research'.
- The word is uncountable.
- Say eg some research, a piece of research, a researcb project.
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Hi,
He conducted a research to determine students' acheivement. He thought a result of the research would change depending on their condition.
Don't say 'a research'. The word is uncountable. Say eg some research, a piece of research, a researcb project.
'Condition' I meant in the sentence can be students' health, mood(feeling),
He conducted a research to determine students' acheivement. He thought a result of the research would change depending on their condition.
Don't say 'a research'. The word is uncountable. Say eg some research, a piece of research, a researcb project.
'Condition' I meant in the sentence can be students' health, mood(feeling),
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Thank you Clive.
There are indeed a lot of edits^^;
'Condition' cannot mean health, mood and feeling drowsy etc......
And the reason why 'the' comes in front of 'outcome' is that 'outcome' is not an outcome of a test but the outcome of the tests, is it?
There are indeed a lot of edits^^;
'Condition' cannot mean health, mood and feeling drowsy etc......
And the reason why 'the' comes in front of 'outcome' is that 'outcome' is not an outcome of a test but the outcome of the tests, is it?
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Hi,
'Condition' cannot mean health, mood and feeling drowsy etc.. Yes, it can. But you need to be more specific, instead of just saying 'condition' without offering any details.
And the reason why 'the' comes in front of 'outcome' is that 'outcome' is not an outcome of a test but
'Condition' cannot mean health, mood and feeling drowsy etc.. Yes, it can. But you need to be more specific, instead of just saying 'condition' without offering any details.
And the reason why 'the' comes in front of 'outcome' is that 'outcome' is not an outcome of a test but
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