mektok
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Hi, I'm not an English native speaker. I hope someone will help me on these.
Which one is correct? What is/are the reason (s)?
1. However, a few studies have reported that Cryptosporidium oocysts are not found in stools of healthy children.
2.However, a few studies have reported that Cryptosporidium oocysts were not found in stools of healthy children.
3.However, a few studies ( no have) reported that Cryptosporidium oocysts are not found in stools of healthy children.
4. For the last few decades, as many as 60% of childhood infections were reported to be asymptomatic.
5.For the last few decades, as many as 60% of childhood infections have been reported to be asymptomatic.
6.For the last a few decades, as many as 60% of childhood infections were reported to be asymptomatic.
When do we use "someone" and "somebody". Are these the same?
Thank you,
ciao:-D:-D
Which one is correct? What is/are the reason (s)?
1. However, a few studies have reported that Cryptosporidium oocysts are not found in stools of healthy children.
2.However, a few studies have reported that Cryptosporidium oocysts were not found in stools of healthy children.
3.However, a few studies ( no have) reported that Cryptosporidium oocysts are not found in stools of healthy children.
4. For the last few decades, as many as 60% of childhood infections were reported to be asymptomatic.
5.For the last few decades, as many as 60% of childhood infections have been reported to be asymptomatic.
6.For the last a few decades, as many as 60% of childhood infections were reported to be asymptomatic.
When do we use "someone" and "somebody". Are these the same?
Thank you,
ciao:-D:-D
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