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19 Nov 2021, 03:01
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A recent study of the treatment of hypertension patients shows that most doctors prescribe costly drugs rather than prescribe those recommended by government guidelines, forcing consumers to spend more than it needs to.
A. that most doctors prescribe costly drugs rather than prescribe those recommended by government guidelines, forcing consumers to spend more than it needs to.
B. most doctors prescribing costly drugs rather than prescribe those recommended by government guidelines, forcing consumers to spend more than they need to.
C. that most doctors prescribe costly drugs rather than prescribing those recommended by government guidelines, forcing consumers to spend more than they need to.
D. that most doctors' prescriptions of costly drugs rather than prescribe those recommended by government guidelines, forcing consumers to spend more than they need.
E. that most doctors prescribe costly drugs rather than prescribe those recommended by government guidelines, forcing consumers to spend more than they should.
A. that most doctors prescribe costly drugs rather than prescribe those recommended by government guidelines, forcing consumers to spend more than it needs to.
B. most doctors prescribing costly drugs rather than prescribe those recommended by government guidelines, forcing consumers to spend more than they need to.
C. that most doctors prescribe costly drugs rather than prescribing those recommended by government guidelines, forcing consumers to spend more than they need to.
D. that most doctors' prescriptions of costly drugs rather than prescribe those recommended by government guidelines, forcing consumers to spend more than they need.
E. that most doctors prescribe costly drugs rather than prescribe those recommended by government guidelines, forcing consumers to spend more than they should.
28 Nov 2021, 13:42
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We ned that just after and we need active action by the doctors. Moreover,
consumers to spend more than they should
E is the answer
consumers to spend more than they should
E is the answer
23 Jan 2022, 11:27
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Could anyone shed some light why C is incorrect.
TIA
TIA
