Which statement is written correctly? A) A first year medical resident can expect a grueling year of experiences such as no sleep for weeks, to study every free minute of time, and to practice new medical procedures under close, strict supervision. B) A first year medical resident can expect a grueling year of experiences such as lacking sleep for weeks, study every free minute of time, and practicing new medical procedures under close, strict supervision. C) A first year medical resident can expect a grueling year of experiences such as lacking sleep for weeks, study every free minute of time, and to practice new medical procedures under close, strict supervision. D) A first year medical resident can expect a grueling year of experiences such as lacking sleep for weeks, studying every free minute of time, and practicing new medical procedures under close, strict supervision.

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Kale Flores

16 March, 06:40

Which statement is written correctly? A) A first year medical resident can expect a grueling year of experiences such as no sleep for weeks, to study every free minute of time, and to practice new medical procedures under close, strict supervision. B) A first year medical resident can expect a grueling year of experiences such as lacking sleep for weeks, study every free minute of time, and practicing new medical procedures under close, strict supervision. C) A first year medical resident can expect a grueling year of experiences such as lacking sleep for weeks, study every free minute of time, and to practice new medical procedures under close, strict supervision. D) A first year medical resident can expect a grueling year of experiences such as lacking sleep for weeks, studying every free minute of time, and practicing new medical procedures under close, strict supervision.

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Maya Shaw · Answer 1

The Answer is D) A first year medical resident can expect a grueling year of experiences such as lacking sleep for weeks, studying every free minute of time, and practicing new medical procedures under close, strict supervision.