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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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to term pregnancy
How would you phrase this naturally?
Your wife is to term and still doesn't have any contractions. We will wait four days past due date/term before inducing if ever no contractions come.
Thank you
Your wife is to term and still doesn't have any contractions. We will wait four days past due date/term before inducing if ever no contractions come.
Thank you
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A doctor would say eg Your wife is to term and still doesn't have any contractions. We'll wait four days past due date before inducing.
- A doctor would say eg Your wife is to term and still doesn't have any contractions.
- We'll wait four days past due date before inducing.
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A doctor would say
eg Your wife is to term and still doesn't have any contractions. We'll wait four days past due date before inducing.
eg Your wife is to term and still doesn't have any contractions. We'll wait four days past due date before inducing.
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I forgot to add 'is at term'? or 'to term'? Which is correct?
Your wife is to term and still doesn't have any contractions. We'll wait four days past (her/the) due date before inducing.`
Thank you
Your wife is to term and still doesn't have any contractions. We'll wait four days past (her/the) due date before inducing.`
Thank you
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Neither sounds wrong to me. But I've never been pregnant.
Perhaps someone who has will comment further.
Clive
Perhaps someone who has will comment further.
Clive
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