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MustAsk Posted 12 years ago
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Prescribe to/ for?
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Which sounds best to you?
1.This drug should not be prescribed [to] children.
2.This drug should not be prescribed [for] children.
3.Children should not be prescribed this drug.
Are they all correct?
Which sounds best to you?
1.This drug should not be prescribed [to] children.
2.This drug should not be prescribed [for] children.
3.Children should not be prescribed this drug.
Are they all correct?
Top answer
I think 1 and 3 are OK. As for 2, it is prescribe something for something, as, " This medicine is prescribed for fever" .
- I think 1 and 3 are OK.
- As for 2, it is prescribe something for something, as, " This medicine is prescribed for fever" .
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I think 1 and 3 are OK.
As for 2, it is prescribe something for something, as, "This medicine is prescribed for fever".
As for 2, it is prescribe something for something, as, "This medicine is prescribed for fever".
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