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Nakool Posted 12 years ago
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Rama was so badly injured that he needed ...... care in the hospital.
A. extensive
B. little
C. deep
D. intensive
Answer is D.
I am not sure why 'extensive' is not used. Could you please tell me the difference between 'intensive' and 'extensive' with examples?
A. extensive
B. little
C. deep
D. intensive
Answer is D.
I am not sure why 'extensive' is not used. Could you please tell me the difference between 'intensive' and 'extensive' with examples?
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'intensive' and 'extensive' are antonyms/ they have the opposite means
- 'intensive' and 'extensive' are antonyms/ they have the opposite means
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'intensive' and 'extensive' are antonyms/ they have the opposite means
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Light Savior'intensive' and 'extensive' are antonyms/ they have the opposite meaningsThey are not often exact antonyms.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intensive_care_medicine is what is required when there is life-threatening injury.
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