Wh a t yo u are saying is fine , but isn’t it true that doc tor s and people follow the medical guidelines and norms in general, but in case if someone (c o u l d be a 70-y ea r s - old lady wishing to conc ei ve) decides to take a new path knowing all the risks and after affects, must not the experimentation be considered a contribution to science, giving new hope for women having premature menopause that is not too infrequent nowadays. I quite don't understand the point of the underlined part, I wish this helped even a little. If you want perfect grammar, you had better wait for a native speaker.
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suhaniithanks for correction .
must not the experimentation be considered a contribution to science, giving new hope for women having premature menopause that is not too infrequent nowadays.
above was written in context that a postmenopausal lady conceived and delivered a baby after medical treatment, there was a debate on this issue...i was tryin
suhaniiActually, "had better" is most commonly used to make recommendations. It can also be used to express desperate hope as well as warn people.
thanks for this information.
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