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Tkacka15 Posted 11 years ago
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Did

"Emergency assistance for Greece will continue while the troika of the European commission, the ECB and the International Monetary Fund sees how events in Greece unfold. Despite the decisive result, Greece’s eurozone partners will not offer notably softer terms than those that were on the table when Tsipras walked out of negotiations just over a week ago. Merkel, for one, would be in serious political trouble if she did." (The Guardian.)

Is the verb "did" used to avoid the repetition of the verb "offered" in the above context?
  

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tkacka15 Is the verb "did" used to avoid the repetition of the verb "offered" in the above context? That is correct.

— Philip

  • tkacka15 Is the verb "did" used to avoid the repetition of the verb "offered" in the above context?
  • That is correct.
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tkacka15Is the verb "did" used to avoid the repetition of the verb "offered" in the above context?
That is correct.
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