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Alc24 Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
2 WHENS in a sentences?
Could you tell me how to say this?
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1 When/If you miss an episode, you don't know what's going on/goes on when/if you you watch the next episode. (how would you say it?) Can you have 2 whens, where to put if and when?
Thank you
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1 When/If you miss an episode, you don't know what's going on/goes on when/if you you watch the next episode. (how would you say it?) Can you have 2 whens, where to put if and when?
Thank you
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Hi! " Some notes: You can use when or if to begin this sentence (because it is a FACT). Two when s in a sentence is doubling, which is considered bad style in English (but technically correct).
- Hi!
- " Some notes: You can use when or if to begin this sentence (because it is a FACT).
- Two when s in a sentence is doubling, which is considered bad style in English (but technically correct).
- We like variety :-) New, or important information goes at the end of a sentence.
- That's why I put don't know what's going on at the end, because it seems like the main point of the sentence.
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Hi!
"If you miss an episode, when you watch the next episode you don't know what's going on."
Some notes:
"If you miss an episode, when you watch the next episode you don't know what's going on."
Some notes:
- You can use when or if to begin this sentence (because it is a FACT).
- Two whens in a sentence is doubling, which is considered bad style in English (but technically correct). We like variety :-)
- New, or i
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