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Anonymous Posted 8 years ago
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There haven't been the needed signs of progress in her condition for the doctors to remain hopeful.

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That's okay. I'd say: There have not been the expected signs of improvement in her condition for doctors to remain hopeful.

— Persian Learner

  • That's okay.
  • I'd say: There have not been the expected signs of improvement in her condition for doctors to remain hopeful.
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That's okay.

I'd say:

There have not been the expected signs of improvement in her condition for doctors to remain hopeful.

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