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Mudclay Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
High blood an adjective?
Hello teachers?
Which is more natural?
She will go to the hospital for check up because she is high blood.
She will go to the hospital for check up because she has a high blood.
-or-
If those were wrong, how can I say it.
Thanks!
Which is more natural?
She will go to the hospital for check up because she is high blood.
She will go to the hospital for check up because she has a high blood.
-or-
If those were wrong, how can I say it.
Thanks!
Top answer
Hi, Which is more natural? She will go to the hospital for check up because she is high blood. She will go to the hospital for check up because she has a high blood.
- Hi, Which is more natural?
- She will go to the hospital for check up because she is high blood.
- She will go to the hospital for check up because she has a high blood.
- -or- If those were wrong, Yes how can I say it.
- She will go to the hospital for a check-up because she has high blood-pressure.
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Hi,
Which is more natural?
She will go to the hospital for check up because she is high blood.
She will go to the hospital for check up because she has a high blood.
-or-
If those were wrong, Yes
how can I say it.
She will go to the hospi
Which is more natural?
She will go to the hospital for check up because she is high blood.
She will go to the hospital for check up because she has a high blood.
-or-
If those were wrong, Yes
how can I say it.
She will go to the hospi
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Thanks Clive!
Can it be also correct if I put "a"? She has a high blood-pressure.
Can it be also correct if I put "a"? She has a high blood-pressure.
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