Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Do you think "make an medical examination" is natural?
Hello, I have two questions about "do a test " and "make an examintaion/test/check/exam"
1. I would like to know whether the subject (He) means a docotor or a patient in these sentences.
(a)He does an eye test.
(b)He does an medical test.
2. When I'd like to say "A doctor conduct a medical examination", do you think these sentences are natural?
(a)A doctor make an medical examination.
(b)A doctor make an medical test.
(c)A doctor make an medical exam.
(d)A doctor make an medicak check.
If you have any idea, please tell me.
1. I would like to know whether the subject (He) means a docotor or a patient in these sentences.
(a)He does an eye test.
(b)He does an medical test.
2. When I'd like to say "A doctor conduct a medical examination", do you think these sentences are natural?
(a)A doctor make an medical examination.
(b)A doctor make an medical test.
(c)A doctor make an medical exam.
(d)A doctor make an medicak check.
If you have any idea, please tell me.
Top answer
1-- It sounds odd. The doctor conducts tests and the patient takes or undergoes them. 2-- No, not 'make'.
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1-- It sounds odd. The doctor conducts tests and the patient takes or undergoes them.
2-- No, not 'make'. Use 'conduct'. Notice that it is 'a medical...'
2-- No, not 'make'. Use 'conduct'. Notice that it is 'a medical...'
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I'm sorry. I made some spelling errors.
And thank you for your reply.
And thank you for your reply.
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