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Could you please tell me which one sounds more natural:
It is not expected to run out of reserves, but only if/provided that/providing that the nutrition between fastings/fasts is healthy and full.
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lia lilia It is not expected to run out of reserves, but only if/provided that/providing that the nutrition between fastings/fasts is healthy and full. It is not expected to run out of reserves provided the nutrition between fasts is healthy and full. Personally, I think I'd change 'is healthy and full' to 'is adequate'.
- lia lilia It is not expected to run out of reserves, but only if/provided that/providing that the nutrition between fastings/fasts is healthy and full.
- It is not expected to run out of reserves provided the nutrition between fasts is healthy and full.
- Personally, I think I'd change 'is healthy and full' to 'is adequate'.
- CJ
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lia liliaIt is not expected to run out of reserves, but only if/provided that/providing that the nutrition between fastings/fasts is healthy and full.
It is not expected to run out of reserves provided the nutrition between fasts is healthy and full.
Personally, I think I'd change 'is healthy and full' to 'is adequate'.
CJ
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