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After completing her examination of thepatient, the medical intern informed thechief resident that the patient was A B Cnot onlyfeeling sick, but dizzy, and thereforemight have an infection. No error D E
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“not only A but also B”是个平行结构。为保持平行结构，所以but dizzy应改为but also dizzy。
“not only A but also B”是个平行结构。为保持平行结构，所以but dizzy应改为but also dizzy。
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