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Chameleon Upadhyaya Posted 13 years ago
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The following sentence is correct ? please advise

There are plenty of observations that have been made drinking tea has lots of benefits but there is no any evidence that high intakes of tea are protective in humans.
  

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Chameleon Upadhyaya There are plenty of observations that have been made drinking tea has lots of benefits but there is no any evidence that high intakes of tea are protective in humans. There are plenty (consider alternate to plenty) of observations that have been made that the drinking of tea has lots (consider alternate to lots) of benefits , but there is no t any evidence that a high intake of tea is protective to human beings . CB

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  • Chameleon Upadhyaya There are plenty of observations that have been made drinking tea has lots of benefits but there is no any evidence that high intakes of tea are protective in humans.
  • There are plenty (consider alternate to plenty) of observations that have been made that the drinking of tea has lots (consider alternate to lots) of benefits , but there is no t any evidence that a high intake of tea is protective to human beings .
  • CB
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Chameleon UpadhyayaThere are plenty of observations that have been made drinking tea has lots of benefits but there is no any evidence that high intakes of tea are protective in humans.
There are plenty (consider alternate to plenty) of observations that have been made that the drinking of tea has lots (consider alternate to lots) of benef
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@CB
can we use the word "protective" exclusively ( without followed by a noun) to describe any non living thing ? AS far as I know, protective can be used exclusively only to describe humans - eg, he is PROTECTIVE towards his brother etc...please enlighten me
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