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Tereza Sovová Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
to cause vs. to have effects
Hi, which expression is correct?
"to have effects" or "to cause effects". Thank you!
"to have effects" or "to cause effects". Thank you!
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(...) even though several studies suggested that it may have/cause adverse biological effects.
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Hello, Tereza Sovová —and welcome to English Forums. Thank you for registering as a member.
(...) even though several studies suggested that it may have adverse biological effects.
'Cause...effect' is a bit tautological, semantically speaking.
(...) even though several studies suggested that it may have adverse biological effects.
'Cause...effect' is a bit tautological, semantically speaking.
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Thanks a lot. It is always nice to find out that the reviewer is wrong. Have a nice day. 
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