What are the difference between these two? Suppress and inhibit. The drug will suppress the tumors growth. The drug will inhibit the tumors growth. Do they sound natural?

What is the difference between these two? Suppress and inhibit. The drug will suppress the tumors growth. The drug will inhibit the tumors growth. Do they sound natural?

Are they the same and interchangeable ???? Suppress and inhibit. The drug will suppress the tumors growth. The drug will inhibit the tumors growth. Do they sound natural?

Are they the same? Suppress and inhibit. The drug will suppress the tumors growth. The drug will inhibit the tumors growth. Do they sound natural?

Do these sentences sound natural?? 1. I have been sick lately, but the teacher haven't noticed that I missed lots of classes so far. 2. I have been feeling under the weather, I might need to get some over the counter medicine. 3. She is such an obedience girlfriend to him, because she listens to whatever he says. 4. The bus is going running late, I think I won't be able to make to the meeting on time, Can you call in sick for me? 5. I have finally got my life back on the tract..

Do they sound natural? 1. I have been sick lately, but the teacher haven't noticed that I missed lots of classes so far. 2. I have been feeling under the weather, I might need to get some over the counter medicine. 3. She is such an obedience girlfriend to him, because she listens to whatever he says. 4. The bus is going running late, I think I won't be able to make to the meeting on time, Can you call in sick for me?

Am I using them correctly? Do they sound natural? 1. I'm going to apply for the residency at the hospital next month. 2. I'm going to apply to the residency at the hospital next month. 3. i'm going to apply for diploma at the dean's office later today. 4. i'm going to apply to diploma at the dean's office later today. 5. I'm going to apply for a credit card because I am short of cash recently. 6. I'm going to apply to a credit card because I am short of cash recently. 7. I'm going to apply for the job at the restaurant. 8. I'm going to apply to the job at the restaurant. 9. I'm going to apply for this program at school. 10. I'm going to apply to this program at school. Which ones are correct and sound more natural?

When do we use apple to and apple for? 1. I am going to apply for a US citizenship some time next month? ( Or some time of next month?) 2 I'm going to apple to a US citizenship some some of next month? 3. I have been busy apply to become a US citizen lately. 4. I have been busy apply for becoming a US citizen lately. Do we use A US citizen or AN US citizen? Can you please give me more example sentences about apply to and apply for?

Can I say sup, man to girls in America? Can I say sup, man to girls in America? Or it can only be using while talking to boys?