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Correction please."effective ON/IN/TO/ABOUT/FOR humans? Q. I made a sentence below. Is this all correct sentence? ☞ It has been two weeks since they have commenced human trials, but eventually, it will turn out that the vaccine is not effective on humans. I also wonder if besides use of "ON", there is another prepositions alternative? For instance : effective ON something/someone effective IN something/someone effective TO something/someone effective ABOUT something/someone effective FOR something/someone Do these all work? Please choose all that is correct.
Sep 1, 2014 8:43 PM
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You can say either "effective FOR" or "effective ON" something/someone. They both work.
September 1, 2014
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