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Pen slide 883 Posted 8 years ago
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The difference between take medication and be on medication
Hi Tutors~
I'd like to ask you how different take medication is from be on medication.
My guess is if someone has been taking medication constantly they say they are on some type of medication and take medication is actual action.
Ex) I took a pill yesterday.
Now I am wondering if they are interchangeable.
I don't think I understand exactly.
Thank you in advance.
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My guess is if someone has been taking medication constantly they say they are on some type of medication and take medication is actual action. Right.
- My guess is if someone has been taking medication constantly they say they are on some type of medication and take medication is actual action.
- Right.
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pen slide 883I'd like to ask you how different take medication is from be on medication.My guess is if someone has been taking medication constantly they say they are on some type of medication and take medication is actual action.
Right.
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