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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Grammar
sorry if it's a stupid question because i'm a newbie
when we say for example: "Use.... if necessary/if possible etc. " does it mean it's "if it is* necessary" or "if *it is possible ?"
i mean is it some kind of short form and we shouldn't use verb & pronoun or it's correct this way and doesn't need verb
sorry for my bad English
when we say for example: "Use.... if necessary/if possible etc. " does it mean it's "if it is* necessary" or "if *it is possible ?"
i mean is it some kind of short form and we shouldn't use verb & pronoun or it's correct this way and doesn't need verb
sorry for my bad English
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It isn’t a stupid question. It is asked many times, because it is a commonly used contraction of “if (it’s) necessary, do this” or “if (it’s) possible, avoid it”. You can include "it's" or "it is" but you don't need to.
- It isn’t a stupid question.
- It is asked many times, because it is a commonly used contraction of “if (it’s) necessary, do this” or “if (it’s) possible, avoid it”.
- You can include "it's" or "it is" but you don't need to.
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It isn’t a stupid question. It is asked many times, because it is a commonly used contraction of “if (it’s) necessary, do this” or “if (it’s) possible, avoid it”. You can include "it's" or "it is" but you don't need to.
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