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Pensivescribe Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

Hi some random questions

can you 'consult with your doctor' or only 'consult your doctor'. The last one is right but I still need to know if the first one is as well
do you 'disclose your medical history' or 'discuss your medical history' , and if the latter is true can the (discuss your medical history)'with the doctor' part be omitted?
what part of the speech is 'with the doctor'.I know it is a prepositional phrase but is it being used as an adverb?
Also do i say 'you can be back at work in a month and at the gym in 2' or 'back to'
  

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can you 'consult with your doctor' or only 'consult your doctor'. - - Both are fine. do you 'disclose your medical history' - - This means 'reveal it as a secret'.

— Mister Micawber

  • can you 'consult with your doctor' or only 'consult your doctor'.
  • - - Both are fine.
  • do you 'disclose your medical history' - - This means 'reveal it as a secret'.
  • 'discuss your medical history' -- This could be discussed with anyone; you will have to specify 'doctor'.
  • - - Yes 'you can be back at/to work in a month and in/at the gym in two'
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can you 'consult with your doctor' or only 'consult your doctor'. -- Both are fine.

do you 'disclose your medical history' -- This means 'reveal it as a secret'.
'discuss your medical history' -- This could be discussed with anyone; you will have to specify 'doctor'.

what part of the speech is 'with the doctor'.I know it is a prepositional phrase but is
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