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In a document I have seen: “I understand that is it my (the patient) responsibility to pay all fees in full at the time of treatment.” Why it is “is it” and not vice versa?
In a document I have seen: “I understand that is it my (the patient) responsibility to pay all fees in full at the time of treatment.” Why it is “is it” and not vice versa?
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