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  1. 15-May-2007, 05:07 #1
    kohyoongliat
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    Default attended / attended to

    They looked worried and took me to the clinic. The doctor
    attended / attended to me and gave me medicine for my headache.

    Which verb should I use?

    Thanks in advance.
  2. 15-May-2007, 11:54 #2
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    Default Re: attended / attended to

    Attend to a patient.

    attend to (verb)
    1. get down to; pay attention to; take seriously; "Attend to your duties, please"
    Source: attend to - Definitions from Dictionary.com
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