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Supercat Posted 10 years ago
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When = adverb? conjunction?
My dictionary says,
Abdominal imaging with computed tomography or magnetic resonance are useful when localizing a tumour.
Which is this when an adverb or conjunction?
Abdominal imaging with computed tomography or magnetic resonance are useful when localizing a tumour.
Which is this when an adverb or conjunction?
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Abdominal imaging with computed tomography or magnetic resonance are useful when (you are) localizing a tumour. Does that help?
- Abdominal imaging with computed tomography or magnetic resonance are useful when (you are) localizing a tumour.
- Does that help?
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Abdominal imaging with computed tomography or magnetic resonance are useful when (you are) localizing a tumour.
Does that help?
Does that help?
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