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Yellowstarstruck Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Grammar
"and if? that don't work out you still got a rich father"
I heard this watching an American sitcom. I realise native speaker sometimes don't speak it grammatically perfect at times, particularly informal speech. Shouldn't it be " and if that doesn't work out you still got a rich father"?
Cheers Fulvio
I heard this watching an American sitcom. I realise native speaker sometimes don't speak it grammatically perfect at times, particularly informal speech. Shouldn't it be " and if that doesn't work out you still got a rich father"?
Cheers Fulvio
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yellowstarstruck Shouldn't it be " and if that doesn't work out you still got a rich father"? and if that doesn't work out you've still got a rich father.
- yellowstarstruck Shouldn't it be " and if that doesn't work out you still got a rich father"?
- and if that doesn't work out you've still got a rich father.
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yellowstarstruck Shouldn't it be " and if that doesn't work out you still got a rich father"?Well, correct grammar would be:
...and if that doesn't work out you've still got a rich father.
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