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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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Are the 2 words necessary?

If he plays well which [is what] he's been doing lately, they have a shot at winning.
  

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Not necessary, but I think their use shows a bit more sophistication in the use of the language.

— Philip

  • Not necessary, but I think their use shows a bit more sophistication in the use of the language.
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Not necessary, but I think their use shows a bit more sophistication in the use of the language.
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AnonymousIf he plays well which [is what] he's been doing lately, they have a shot at winning.
You need a comma after which.
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Aspara Gus AnonymousIf he plays well which [is what] he's been doing lately, they have a shot at winning.You need a comma after which.
Before(?)
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PhilipBefore(?)
Yes, before. Thanks.
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