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24 May 2006, 22:06
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By law, a qualified physician can only prescribe medicine, protecting the public.
(A) By law, a qualified physician can only prescribe medicine, protecting the public.
(B) By law, only a qualified physician can prescribe medicine, protecting the public.
(C) By law, only a qualified physician can prescribe medicine which protects the public.
(D) In order to protect the public, by law a qualified physician only can prescribe medicine.
(E) In order to protect the public, by law only a qualified physician can prescribe medicine.
(A) By law, a qualified physician can only prescribe medicine, protecting the public.
(B) By law, only a qualified physician can prescribe medicine, protecting the public.
(C) By law, only a qualified physician can prescribe medicine which protects the public.
(D) In order to protect the public, by law a qualified physician only can prescribe medicine.
(E) In order to protect the public, by law only a qualified physician can prescribe medicine.
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24 May 2006, 22:18
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E?
between B and E I choose E. "Protecting the public" in B does not sount right.
between B and E I choose E. "Protecting the public" in B does not sount right.
24 May 2006, 22:20
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A/D are out. It basically says a qualified physician can only prescribe medicine, not do anything else.
C is out. Changes the meaning. Here medicines are protecting the public.
Left is B and E.
Will go with E.
C is out. Changes the meaning. Here medicines are protecting the public.
Left is B and E.
Will go with E.
