I discussed whether the structure of "Are you currently taking medicine that should not be taken with?" is correct or not with someone. And I think that there must be an object behind with like "Are you currently taking medicine that should not be taken with Tylenol?" What do you native English speakers think?
And before I asked if "Are you currently taking medicine you should not be taken with?" is correct in grammar and meaning? I think that we usually say take medicine, not taken with medicine, right? And then the sentence is somewhat odd. What do you native English speakers think?
Thank you so much as usual in advance.
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"Are you currently taking medicine that should not be taken with?" -- Wrong. "Are you currently taking medicine that should not be taken with Tylenol?" -- Correct. "Are you currently taking medicine you should not be taken with?" -- Wrong.