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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Dentist
Could you tell me the difference between following sentences? Thank you.
1.The dentist treated my teeth.
2.I had my teeth treated by the dentist.
1.The dentist treated my teeth.
2.I had my teeth treated by the dentist.
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Hi, None, really. 'Treated' is not a common verb for this. More common is something more explicit about the work that was done, eg .
- Hi, None, really.
- 'Treated' is not a common verb for this.
- More common is something more explicit about the work that was done, eg .
- .
- checked my teeth eg .
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Hi,
None, really.
'Treated' is not a common verb for this.
More common is something more explicit about the work that was done,
eg . . . checked my teeth
eg . .
None, really.
'Treated' is not a common verb for this.
More common is something more explicit about the work that was done,
eg . . . checked my teeth
eg . .
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