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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Should I use "nor" or "or"
The sentence is:
The student should be with no history of chronic diseases, not under chronic drug therapy (nor-or) following a diet regimen.
I'd like to ask about the comma also, is it correct or should I use "and" .
Thanks..
The student should be with no history of chronic diseases, not under chronic drug therapy (nor-or) following a diet regimen.
I'd like to ask about the comma also, is it correct or should I use "and" .
Thanks..
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The student should not have any history of chronic disease, be undergoing any chronic drug therapy, or be following any dietary regimen.
- The student should not have any history of chronic disease, be undergoing any chronic drug therapy, or be following any dietary regimen.
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The student should not have any history of chronic disease, be undergoing any chronic drug therapy, or be following any dietary regimen.
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