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Anonymous Posted 20 years ago
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I don't think it possible for me --"or "I don't think it is possible for me

Who can answer my question?

"I don't think it possible for me --"

"I don't think it is possible for me--"

Can you tell me which sentence is correct?

thank u!
  

Top answer

Hi, They are both OK. The omission of the 'is' is more literary, more stylish, more formal, much less common. best wishes, Clive

— Clive

  • Hi, They are both OK.
  • The omission of the 'is' is more literary, more stylish, more formal, much less common.
  • best wishes, Clive
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Hi,

They are both OK. The omission of the 'is' is more literary, more stylish, more formal, much less common.

best wishes, Clive
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Emotion: smileClive,thank u for the answer

best regards

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