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Christine Christie Posted 4 years ago
Grammar

Reinforcement/booster

Do these sentences make sense:


a) "I'm going to the doctor to treat some weak tendons in my pelvis; and I will take this chance to also ask for a reinforcement treatment for my ankle which I have already sprained twice."


b) "I'm going to the doctor to treat some weak tendons in my pelvis; and I will take this chance to also ask for a booster treatment for my ankle which I have already sprained twice."



In the event that both make sense, which one makes more sense?




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Christine Christieand I will take this chance opportunity to also ask for an reinforcement treatment for my ankle brace for my left ankle which I have already sprained twice."

As amended.

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Here is some more natural English.


"I'm going to the doctor because of some weak tendons in my pelvis. I'm also going to ask her how to strengthen my ankle, which I have already sprained twice. this year. "

If you want to join two sentences, you can use a conjunction like 'and' or a semi-colon, but not both.

You may be surprised by how rarely native speakers use

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