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Help me with medical exercises on "perfect tenses" and "conditional sentences"

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Latest post Mon, Nov 3 2003 3:42 PM by Mariam. 1 replies.
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Mariam  +  12036 Mon, 03 Nov 03 03:42 PM
Please help me if you have any "medical" exercises on the present and past perfect and on the conditional sentenses ('if' sentenses). Thanks for trying to help.
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hitchhiker  +  12241 Thu, 06 Nov 03 02:57 PM
Hi Mariam, not sure off-hand but you may want to have a look through the englishmed resource centre

There was something in Pharmacist - Exploring the problem too
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