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Mr. Tom Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

Organic in nature...

Hi

Would you say both of these sentences are equally natural?

People don't develop schizophrenia overnight; it's organic in nature.
People don't develop schizophernia overnight; it's organic to nature.

Thanks,

Tom
  

Top answer

In nature is correct. To nature is incorrect in this sentence.

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  • In nature is correct.
  • To nature is incorrect in this sentence.
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In nature is correct. To natureis incorrect in this sentence. Emotion: smile
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I can't see the connection between "it's organic in nature" and the main part of the sentence.
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This means that schizophrenia cannot develop instantly with no prior organic brain changes. However as far as I know modern psychiatry doesn't consider schizophrenia as only organic disease.
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Anton Dno prior organic brain changes
Yes, I realized that only minutes after I posted. Thanks and welcome to EF, Anton.
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So? "Organic to" or "organic in"?

Tom
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Definitely 'organic in'.
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