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Couter Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Disorders In, Among
I am not sure about using "in", "among", and "of" in this context:
"The doctor suspected mental disorders ( in / among / of ) the patients."
Do they mean different things in this context? Or are some of them wrong?
"The doctor suspected mental disorders ( in / among / of ) the patients."
Do they mean different things in this context? Or are some of them wrong?
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