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Tammy0305 Posted 8 years ago
Grammar

Proper expressions in the sentence

I'm wondering if some words below can be placed in the blanks in sentence 1~3.

Question 1. Can I use the expression 'carry out' or 'lead to' for the blanks?

1. This book will ______ _________ a valuable guide for today's leaders.

2. He will ____ ____ a police officer in Busan.

Question 2. Does this sentence look ok with the word 'treatment'?

Always consult the treatment manual when replacing parts of the machine.

I believe the words 'treatment manual' can be used for patients, but how about for the machine?

  

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tammy0305 1. This book will [be / become] a valuable guide for today's leaders. 2.

— CalifJim

  • tammy0305 1.
  • This book will [be / become] a valuable guide for today's leaders.
  • 2.
  • He will [be / become] a police officer in Busan.
  • , 'pay', 'bribe', 'shoot', 'kill', 'reward'.
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tammy03051. This book will [be / become] a valuable guide for today's leaders.
2. He will [be / become] a police officer in Busan. [Many other verbs are possible here, e.g., 'pay', 'bribe', 'shoot', 'kill', 'reward'. The possibilities are endless. It's hard to guess
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