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Jigneshbharati Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
To be excreted
Aim: "Make the drug more soluble to be excreted from the body."
I saw the above in one of the videos about drug metabolism.
Is "to be excreted from the body" an infinitive phrase an adverb which answers the why question?
Is "make" the main verb?
Is there any clue or rule that tells use that we need an infinitive "to be..."?
I saw the above in one of the videos about drug metabolism.
Is "to be excreted from the body" an infinitive phrase an adverb which answers the why question?
Is "make" the main verb?
Is there any clue or rule that tells use that we need an infinitive "to be..."?
Top answer
" This is not good English, so I wouldn't bother trying to analyse it.
- " This is not good English, so I wouldn't bother trying to analyse it.
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JigneshbharatiAim: "Make the drug more soluble to be excreted from the body."
This is not good English, so I wouldn't bother trying to analyse it.
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