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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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Is this a stupid question? Is the question grammatically correct? Would acknowledge be the word? How could you say this naturally?
Are hospital streets (streets located within the limits of a hospital) acknowledged as city streets. Or are the streets in a hospital named for hospital directional purposes to help get around?
How can I say "streets located with the limits/boundaries/confines of the hospital" and which word is correct?
Thank you
Are hospital streets (streets located within the limits of a hospital) acknowledged as city streets. Or are the streets in a hospital named for hospital directional purposes to help get around?
How can I say "streets located with the limits/boundaries/confines of the hospital" and which word is correct?
Thank you
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Anonymous Are hospital streets (streets located within the limits of a hospital) acknowledged as city streets. Or are the streets in a hospital named for hospital directional purposes to help get around? Are streets [within hospital grounds / on hospital campuses] acknowledged as city streets?
- Anonymous Are hospital streets (streets located within the limits of a hospital) acknowledged as city streets.
- Or are the streets in a hospital named for hospital directional purposes to help get around?
- Are streets [within hospital grounds / on hospital campuses] acknowledged as city streets?
- CJ (That depends greatly on the jurisdiction.
- )
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AnonymousAre hospital streets (streets located within the limits of a hospital) acknowledged as city streets. Or are the streets in a hospital named for hospital directional purposes to help get around?Are streets [within hospital grounds / on hospital campuses] acknowledged as city streets?
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(That depends greatly on the jurisdiction. Loc
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