How do you say someone is admitted in a hospital?
We say “admitted to,” not “admitted in” a hospital. In that sense, admitting someone to a hospital is an action that is not repeated, so you can't use that verb in the present perfect tense with a time period. Maybe the intent is to use the past participle “admitted” as a predicate adjective.Jul 20, 2021
We say “admitted to,” not “admitted in” a hospital. In that sense, admitting someone to a hospital is an action that is not repeated, so you can't use that verb in the present perfect tense with a time period. Maybe the intent is to use the past participle “admitted” as a predicate adjective.Jul 20, 2021
