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Hanuman_2000 Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
If
Hello,
The conjunction 'if ' introduces the adverbial clause and also the noun clause.
1. If I meet him, I will pass your message.
Here 'if' introducing an adverbial clause.
How to use 'if' in a noun clause?
Could anyone here please explain it?
Thanks.
The conjunction 'if ' introduces the adverbial clause and also the noun clause.
1. If I meet him, I will pass your message.
Here 'if' introducing an adverbial clause.
How to use 'if' in a noun clause?
Could anyone here please explain it?
Thanks.
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Something like "I don't know if she'll come". In careful formal English, "whether" should be used instead, in my opinion, but "if" is widespread in conversational English.
- Something like "I don't know if she'll come".
- In careful formal English, "whether" should be used instead, in my opinion, but "if" is widespread in conversational English.
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Something like "I don't know if she'll come". In careful formal English, "whether" should be used instead, in my opinion, but "if" is widespread in conversational English.
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