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Yulysess Posted 21 years ago
Grammar

"initial" or "prior"

"The --------- treatment of epicondilitis is....... "

a- initial

b-prior

Any answer will be much appreciated. Thanks in advance
  

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Hi, "The --------- treatment of epicondilitis is....... " a- initial Means 'first'. b-prior Means 'before' or 'previous to' something else.

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  • Hi, "The --------- treatment of epicondilitis is.......
  • " a- initial Means 'first'.
  • b-prior Means 'before' or 'previous to' something else.
  • I'd say you need 'initial'.
  • I would think that the initial treatment would simply be to stop playing tennis, or whatever activity has caused the condition.
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Hi,

"The --------- treatment of epicondilitis is....... "

a- initial Means 'first'.

b-prior Means 'before' or 'previous to' something else.

I'd say you need 'initial'. I would think that the initial treatment would simply be to stop playing tennis, or whatever activity
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In English, "tennis elbow" is "epicondylitis" rather than "epicondilitis".

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