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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Confusion
I know these are shortcut forms:
A: don't do anything until told. Instead of until you are told.
B: Don't try to trun on any machine unless told. Instead of unless you are told.
Are the shortcut forms grammatical?
A: don't do anything until told. Instead of until you are told.
B: Don't try to trun on any machine unless told. Instead of unless you are told.
Are the shortcut forms grammatical?
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A: Don't do anything until told. Instead of until you are told. B: Don't try to turn on any machine unless told.
- A: Don't do anything until told.
- Instead of until you are told.
- B: Don't try to turn on any machine unless told.
- Instead of unless you are told.
- OK!
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A: Don't do anything until told. Instead of until you are told.
B: Don't try to turn on any machine unless told. Instead of unless you are told.
OK!
B: Don't try to turn on any machine unless told. Instead of unless you are told.
OK!
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