Nursing
Is this correct:
"The company offers a free nursing service and two medical specialties."
Note: By 'nursing service', I mean the 'services of a nurse'. And by 'free', I mean 'unpaid'. Oh, and the two medical specialties are also unpaid.
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" T he meaning of this is not clear to me. I suggest this. The company offers the services of a nurse free of charge..
- " T he meaning of this is not clear to me.
- I suggest this.
- The company offers the services of a nurse free of charge..
- , eg a cardiologist and an oncologist.
- <<< Is this what you mean?
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"The company offers a free nursing service and two medical specialties." The meaning of this is not clear to me.
I suggest this.
The company offers the services of a nurse free of charge..
It also pays for the services of two medical specialists., eg a cardiologist and an oncologist.<<< Is this what you mean?
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