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NL888 Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Does "if it ever does" mean "if it ever does fade away"?
Context:
He could exist before the Big Bang and He could exist after the universe fades away, if it ever does.
He could exist before the Big Bang and He could exist after the universe fades away, if it ever does.
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Yes, that is the meaning of the phrase, but if you were to write the long form of the sentence, it would be if it ever fades away.
- Yes, that is the meaning of the phrase, but if you were to write the long form of the sentence, it would be if it ever fades away.
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Yes, that is the meaning of the phrase, but if you were to write the long form of the sentence, it would be if it ever fades away.
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