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Anslyn Jiang Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
do you know when and where we should use 【if, provided （that） and providing（that）】? Whats the difference?
omitting (that)or not is the same ,right?
maybe provided=providing.?
for instance:
1.Providing [provided] there is no opposition, we shall hold the meeting here.
2.I will stay here provided [providing] the climate agrees with me.
thx.
maybe provided=providing.?
for instance:
1.Providing [provided] there is no opposition, we shall hold the meeting here.
2.I will stay here provided [providing] the climate agrees with me.
thx.
Top answer
They’re interchangeable in the sense of on the condition . That is optional.
- They’re interchangeable in the sense of on the condition .
- That is optional.
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They’re interchangeable in the sense of on the condition.
That is optional.
That is optional.
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Anslyn Jiangomitting (that)or not is the same ,right?Note the proper punctuation:
"that" or 'that' — not (that)
CJ
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