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disa [49]
2 years ago
7

Can anyone explain what this means. It would be very helpful, even just translating it for me thx

French
2 answers:
lawyer [7]2 years ago
7 0

Answer:

When a doctor observes the symptom of a patient and tells that he or she is likely having a flu, the reasoning she or he used is likely from the effect to cause. The reasoning from effect to cause is having to check on the cause in order to produce or come out with the effect in which the symptoms is the cause of the flu, in which the flu is the effect.

Explanation:

Hope this helps:)

Artemon [7]2 years ago
6 0

Answer:To stay in good health:

“You have to go to the doctor / doctor” - with Super 7 verbs

Today you (be) ______ sick. You (have) _____ (headache, flu, fever…). You (go) _____ to the doctor to get treatment (to get better).

Dr. Hélène “I will examine your ____________________.” She asks, “What are you (having) ______?” You describe your symptoms: ___________________ (see below). You (open) ______ your mouth. You (breathe) ______ deeply. You (cough - cough) ______. Dr. Hélène gives you a recommendation: ______________________ (eg drink to hydrate; be creative).

Write your paragraph with the corrections:

Explanation:

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