Although the phenomenon of withdrawal has always been the crucial physiological Leng for distinguishing addictive from nonaddictive drugs, it has become increasingly evident that not all regular heroin users experience withdrawal symptoms.
(A) addictive from
(B) addictive and
(C) addictive or
(D) between addictive or
(E) among addictive or
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sumittaneja009
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sumittaneja009 wrote:Although the phenomenon of withdrawal has always been the crucial physiological Leng for distinguishing addictive from nonaddictive drugs, it has become increasingly evident that not all regular heroin users experience withdrawal symptoms.
(A) addictive from
(B) addictive and
(C) addictive or
(D) between addictive or
(E) among addictive or
Distinguish X from Y is idiomatic
IMO A
Distinguish between X or Y is not idiomatic
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imo A
distinguishing X from Y is correct
This is what we are using in answer choice A
distinguishing between X and Y is correct but not distinguishing between X or Y (which is Choice D)
distinguishing X from Y is correct
This is what we are using in answer choice A
distinguishing between X and Y is correct but not distinguishing between X or Y (which is Choice D)
