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Anonymous Posted 7 years ago
Grammar

Sensitized to

I know sensitize is a verb but can it be used like this. It’s either a verb used in the passive voice or an adjective right?


This generation is more sensitized to X than we were.


Or would you phrase it as:


This generation has been sensitized to X more than ours.


Thank you


is it correct to say say : use the verb in the “passive voice”? Or passive form?

  

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anonymous This generation is more sensitized to X than we were. This is OK. "sensitized" is understood as an adjective.

— GPY

  • anonymous This generation is more sensitized to X than we were.
  • This is OK.
  • "sensitized" is understood as an adjective.
  • anonymous This generation has been sensitized to X more than ours.
  • Consider whether it would be better to say "...
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anonymousThis generation is more sensitized to X than we were.

This is OK. "sensitized" is understood as an adjective.

anonymousThis generation has been sensitized to X more than ours.

Consider whether it would be better to say "... than ours was". In this case "has been sensitized" is understood as a verb form (pr

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