Conclude that
Can I conclude that this is fine?
Can I conclude this is is fine?
Are both correct? Do I need the word “that” in this sentence?
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talab1234 Can I conclude that this is fine? Grammatically, this sentence is fine. But semantically, it sounds a bit strange.
- talab1234 Can I conclude that this is fine?
- Grammatically, this sentence is fine.
- But semantically, it sounds a bit strange.
- " Note: the meaning of "assume" is less assertive than "conclude".
- Can I conclude this is is fine?
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talab1234Can I conclude that this is fine? Grammatically, this sentence is fine. But semantically, it sounds a bit strange. In natural English " you probably want to say something like " May I assume/ conclude that you are ok with this?" Note: the meaning of "assume" is less assertive than "conclude".
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0talab1234Are both correct?
Yes, except for your double "is" in the second one.
talab1234Do I need the word “that” in this sentence?
Not technically, but it's better to use it because without it, the reader sees "conclude this", as in "I now conclude this lecture."
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