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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
The more used antibiotics are, the more incurable diseases can be.
Is this sentence grammatically correct?
The more used antibiotics are, the more incurable diseases can be.
I would say no myself, and that used should come after are but I don't know how to explain it grammatically. Also I think be should be be changed to become. Please help.
Many Thanks
The more used antibiotics are, the more incurable diseases can be.
I would say no myself, and that used should come after are but I don't know how to explain it grammatically. Also I think be should be be changed to become. Please help.
Many Thanks
Top answer
I agree. The more (that) antibiotics are used , the more resistant diseases can become .
- I agree.
- The more (that) antibiotics are used , the more resistant diseases can become .
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I agree. The more (that) antibiotics are used, the more resistant diseases can become.
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