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RJ Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

can it be or it can be

Could you please tell me which one is more common or better to use?
I guess the first one is more poetic, you know! Emotion: smile
Only there can it be unmade
Only there it can be unmade
  

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Only the first is right if you must begin "Only there". "

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Only the first is right if you must begin "Only there". You can say "It can be unmade only there."
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Thank you dear enoon. I would appreciate it if you could provide me with more information. Like the general rule for such structures.Thanks,
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RJ Thank you dear enoon. I would appreciate it if you could provide me with more information. Like the general rule for such structures.Thanks,
Here is a page from the BBC explaining the whole business.
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