Rommel Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary
‘The inside of the body’ or ‘inside the body’?
I guess the correct expression in the following sentence is inside the body? Am I right?
The virus causes the infected cells to travel around (the inside of the body, inside the body) including the brain, down to the liver and kidneys.
The virus causes the infected cells to travel around (the inside of the body, inside the body) including the brain, down to the liver and kidneys.
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Rommel I guess the correct expression in the following sentence is inside the body? Am I right? The virus causes the infected cells to travel around (the inside of the body, inside the body) including the brain, down to the liver and kidneys.
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RommelI guess the correct expression in the following sentence is inside the body? Am I right? The virus causes the infected cells to travel around (the inside of the body, inside the body) including the brain, down to the liver and kidneys.You are right.
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