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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

Do I insert -Whether-

Need to write for a script what is the correct form?

[Whether you're] Ready or not, I leave in 10 minutes. So hurry up and get dressed.
  

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Both are correct. The expression "ready or not" is just an informal truncation of "Whether you're ready or not". BillJ

— BillJ

  • Both are correct.
  • The expression "ready or not" is just an informal truncation of "Whether you're ready or not".
  • BillJ
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Both are correct. The expression "ready or not" is just an informal truncation of "Whether you're ready or not".

BillJ
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