Is the phrase "Variolation...." a correct structure?
Q1. Is there any difference in meaning between "A majority of the students" and " The majority of the students"?
Q2. "Variolation the inhalation or transfer into superficial skin wounds of material from smallpox pustules had been practiced since at least the 1400s in the Middle East and China as a form of protection against that disease and was known to Jenner"
Is the phrase "transfer into superficial skin wounds of material from smallpox pustules" a correct structure? If so, what does "transfer into" mean here?
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thanks3 Q1. Is there any difference in meaning between "A majority of the students" and " The majority of the students"? Use "the".
- thanks3 Q1.
- Is there any difference in meaning between "A majority of the students" and " The majority of the students"?
- Use "the".
- But you can have a minority because there can be more than one of those.
- thanks3 Is the phrase "transfer into superficial skin wounds of material from smallpox pustules" a correct structure?
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thanks3Q1. Is there any difference in meaning between "A majority of the students" and " The majority of the students"?
Use "the". But you can have a minority because there can be more than one of those.
thanks3Is the phrase "transfer into superficial skin wounds of material from smallpox pustules" a correct structure?
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