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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
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Is this correct?

Are you going to get laprascopy done in US?

I am scared of any operations.

  

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Almost. You need a determiner before 'laparoscopy', for example 'the' or 'your'. I would personally leave out 'any' as the statement is powerful enough with 'I am scared of operations'.

— David Hatton

  • Almost.
  • You need a determiner before 'laparoscopy', for example 'the' or 'your'.
  • I would personally leave out 'any' as the statement is powerful enough with 'I am scared of operations'.
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Almost. You need a determiner before 'laparoscopy', for example 'the' or 'your'.

I would personally leave out 'any' as the statement is powerful enough with 'I am scared of operations'.

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AnonymousAre you going to get the laparoscopy done in the US?

As shown.

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