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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
because you said to/so?
Is it:
"I will do it when I want to and not because you said to."
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"I will do it when I want to and not because you said so."
Thank you.
"I will do it when I want to and not because you said to."
OR
"I will do it when I want to and not because you said so."
Thank you.
Top answer
Both sentences are OK.
- Both sentences are OK.
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#1 is fine.
To me, the referent for 'so' in #2 is not clear enough.
Clive
To me, the referent for 'so' in #2 is not clear enough.
Clive
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