'How is alcohol absorbed into the body?'──quoted from https://sites.duke.edu/apep/module-1...into-the-body/

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I try to understand a situation which can be explained by the verb "enter." I am searching for another ways.
Original: "How alcohol enters the body." How can we say this sentence using another verb, retaning the meaning? Is it possible to use "absorb", "go into", or "pass" for this situation?
Thank you.
'How is alcohol absorbed into the body?'──quoted from https://sites.duke.edu/apep/module-1...into-the-body/
I am not a teacher.
Last edited by teechar; 11-Feb-2017 at 19:38. Reason: typo
For a start, "another" is used with singular nouns.
Again, the highlighted part is unnatural and unclear. You're beating a dead horse!
Instead, why don't you provide context/a full sentence as I asked you to do in post #3 above?
Last edited by teechar; 11-Feb-2017 at 22:22.
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