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any grammar error?
Hello
Are these sentences correct in terms of grammar?
His doctor says he has a pre-existing arthritic condition in his neck and this is a long-term problem that should not be disabling and there is no reason for him not to be driving a car.
thank you
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Re: any grammar error?
not a teacher
The sentence would probably be clearer like this:
His doctor says he has a pre-existing arthritic condition in his neck and although this is a long-term problem, it should not be disabling and there is no reason for him not to be driving a car.
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