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Rik Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
Been / Been so
Can i please ask for guidance concerning the following sentence:
"Without his efforts the place could have closed, and it could easily have been SO"
I would like to know :
A) Is the word EASILY correctly placed? - or should it be between HAVE and BEEN?
B) Is the word SO at the end necessary or optional?
Thank you, forum members
"Without his efforts the place could have closed, and it could easily have been SO"
I would like to know :
A) Is the word EASILY correctly placed? - or should it be between HAVE and BEEN?
B) Is the word SO at the end necessary or optional?
Thank you, forum members
Top answer
A. Either way is perfectly understandable. B.
- A.
- Either way is perfectly understandable.
- B.
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A. Either way is perfectly understandable.
B. Yes, you need the 'so' or if not something else like 'and it could easily have been that way.'
B. Yes, you need the 'so' or if not something else like 'and it could easily have been that way.'
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Hi,
Can i please ask for guidance concerning the following sentence:
"Without his efforts the place could have closed, and it could easily have been SO"
I would like to know :
A) Is the word EASILY correctly placed? - or should it be between HAVE and BEEN
Can i please ask for guidance concerning the following sentence:
"Without his efforts the place could have closed, and it could easily have been SO"
I would like to know :
A) Is the word EASILY correctly placed? - or should it be between HAVE and BEEN
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