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New2grammar Posted 18 years ago
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resuscitate

One of the players passed out shortly into the game. Medics tried to resuscitate/revive him but failed.

1. Is the above correct?
2. Is there any difference between the two choices?
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New2grammar One of the players passed out shortly into the game. Medics tried to resuscitate/revive him but failed. 1.

  • New2grammar One of the players passed out shortly into the game.
  • Medics tried to resuscitate/revive him but failed.
  • 1.
  • Is the above correct?
  • 2.
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New2grammarOne of the players passed out shortly into the game. Medics tried to resuscitate/revive him but failed.

1. Is the above correct?
2. Is there any difference between the two choices?
Thanks.

1. Looks good to me

2. I can't see any real difference between your two choices. Either works for me.
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Resuscitate is used when someone has stopped breathing and/or their heart has stopped.

This is too extreme to use with 'pass out', which merely means to faint or become unconscious.
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Nona, ao, what would you replaced passed out with to make resuscitate fit? died?
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One of the players passed out shortly into the game. Medics tried to resuscitate/revive him but failed.

The last two words of your sentence indicate to me that the player died. The medics would have tried to revive/resuscitate him. The use of resuscitate here is not too strong as the medics would have tried everything to revive the player, including mouth to mouth an

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