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Sophianz Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Conjunction 'provided'
Hi. Please help me understand the English conjunction.
What is the most appropriate conjunction here?
"You seem to have had that car for year." "Yes, I should sell it ( ) it still works.
I know that the most appropriate word here is 'while'.
But could I use 'provided' or 'if' instead?
Hope your reply. Thanks.
What is the most appropriate conjunction here?
"You seem to have had that car for year." "Yes, I should sell it ( ) it still works.
I know that the most appropriate word here is 'while'.
But could I use 'provided' or 'if' instead?
Hope your reply. Thanks.
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Hi, Please help me understand the English conjunction. What is the most appropriate conjunction here? " "Yes, I should sell it ( ) it still works.
- Hi, Please help me understand the English conjunction.
- What is the most appropriate conjunction here?
- " "Yes, I should sell it ( ) it still works.
- I know that the most appropriate word here is 'while'.
- 'While' is not wrong here, but it suggests that you think the car is going to stop working (soon).
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Hi,
Please help me understand the English conjunction.
What is the most appropriate conjunction here?
"You seem to have had that car for years." "Yes, I should sell it ( ) it still works.
I know that the most appropriate word here is 'while'.
'W
Please help me understand the English conjunction.
What is the most appropriate conjunction here?
"You seem to have had that car for years." "Yes, I should sell it ( ) it still works.
I know that the most appropriate word here is 'while'.
'W
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