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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Use of causes
Obesity causes diabetes and hypertension.
Can the word causes be followed by two factors (diabetes and hypertension)?
Can the word causes be followed by two factors (diabetes and hypertension)?
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Yes You can also join verbs with 'and' too so that they both apply to something that follows. The cat chased and ate the spider. If you have two items on both sides, using words like both and also can help:- The cat chased and ate both the spider and the fly.
- Yes You can also join verbs with 'and' too so that they both apply to something that follows.
- The cat chased and ate the spider.
- If you have two items on both sides, using words like both and also can help:- The cat chased and ate both the spider and the fly.
- The cat chased and ate the spider and also the fly.
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Yes 
You can also join verbs with 'and' too so that they both apply to something that follows.
The cat chased and
You can also join verbs with 'and' too so that they both apply to something that follows.
The cat chased and
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