Fragen über die Beispielsätze mit, und die Definition und Benutzung von "Drugs"
Die Bedeutung von "Drugs" in verschiedenen Ausdrücken und Sätzen
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Was bedeutet "Drugs are banned in Britian - Likewise/Similarly weapons such as guns and knives"?
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@Grace_Linabell
I think you must choose one of them. The use of / shows any of them is right (at least, that's the way it works).
I think you must choose one of them. The use of / shows any of them is right (at least, that's the way it works).
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Was bedeutet Drugs?
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Was bedeutet Drugs ?
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Andere Fragen zu "Drugs"
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Anti-Cancer Drugs
There are various kinds of anti-cancer drugs. Before I introduce them, I will write about what "cancer" is.
Cancer, which is also called "malignant tumor", is a group of abnormal cells that grows by themselves and invades organs. The patients finally died of multiple organ failure.
Now, let's talk about how anti-cancer drugs work. First example is a "cytotoxic drugs". This type of drugs disturb the DNA replication or other important metabolism in cells. However, this type of drugs attack not only cancer cells but also normal healthy cells, therefore they have serious side effects.
The other example is a "molecular targeted drug". This type of drugs can target specific proteins which is related to the growth of cancer cells. The side effect of molecular targeted drugs is not as serious as cytotoxic drugs. klingt das natürlich?
There are various kinds of anti-cancer drugs. Before I introduce them, I will write about what "cancer" is.
Cancer, which is also called "malignant tumor", is a group of abnormal cells that grows by themselves and invades organs. The patients finally died of multiple organ failure.
Now, let's talk about how anti-cancer drugs work. First example is a "cytotoxic drugs". This type of drugs disturb the DNA replication or other important metabolism in cells. However, this type of drugs attack not only cancer cells but also normal healthy cells, therefore they have serious side effects.
The other example is a "molecular targeted drug". This type of drugs can target specific proteins which is related to the growth of cancer cells. The side effect of molecular targeted drugs is not as serious as cytotoxic drugs. klingt das natürlich?
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× Cancer, which is also called "malignant tumor", is a group of abnormal cells that grows by themselves and invades organs.
✓ Cancer, which is also called a "malignant tumor", is a group of abnormal cells that grows by themselves and invades organs.
× The patients finally died of multiple organ failure.
✓ Patients with cancer usually die of multiple organ failure.
× First example is a "cytotoxic drugs".
✓ The first example is cytotoxic drugs.
× The other example is a "molecular targeted drug".
✓ The other example is a molecular targeted drug.
× This type of drugs can target specific proteins which is related to the growth of cancer cells.
✓ This type of drug can target specific proteins which is related to the growth of cancer cells.
✓ Cancer, which is also called a "malignant tumor", is a group of abnormal cells that grows by themselves and invades organs.
× The patients finally died of multiple organ failure.
✓ Patients with cancer usually die of multiple organ failure.
× First example is a "cytotoxic drugs".
✓ The first example is cytotoxic drugs.
× The other example is a "molecular targeted drug".
✓ The other example is a molecular targeted drug.
× This type of drugs can target specific proteins which is related to the growth of cancer cells.
✓ This type of drug can target specific proteins which is related to the growth of cancer cells.
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Drugs are outlawed but according to CNN’s tweet marijuana legalization could help offset the opioid epidemic, studies find. klingt das natürlich?
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Great Job!
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How is correct: Drugs have become a big problem everywhere or Drugs became a big problem? And why?
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If you are talking to someone about drug use today you say, "Drugs have become a big problem everywhere" but if you were talking about drug use in the 1980's you would say, "Drugs became a big problem." The difference is have become is present tense and became is past tense
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Drugs are banned in this country. Likewise weapons such as guns and knives.
klingt das natürlich?
klingt das natürlich?
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I would agree to add them together to make: "Drugs and weapons, such as guns and knives, are banned in this country".
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Drugs tear families apart. klingt das natürlich?
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No, this sounds natural. :) And I have to agree that that's a very true statement in most cases.
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