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Son James Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
If conducted by q qualified dentists, where are subject and be verb ???
Please look at this sentence.
" Regular check-up, if conducted by a qualified dentists, will ensure good oral hygiene. "
I know I can't omit subject and be verb in if clause. But as you see, there was no subject and verb in that if clause.
Is the meaning of that "if" same as "whether" ? That's why the subject and be verb were gone ? Please teach me .....
" Regular check-up, if conducted by a qualified dentists, will ensure good oral hygiene. "
I know I can't omit subject and be verb in if clause. But as you see, there was no subject and verb in that if clause.
Is the meaning of that "if" same as "whether" ? That's why the subject and be verb were gone ? Please teach me .....
Top answer
Son James I know I can't omit subject and be verb in if clause. Yes, you can, as there. Son James Is the meaning of that "if" same as "whether" ?
- Son James I know I can't omit subject and be verb in if clause.
- Yes, you can, as there.
- Son James Is the meaning of that "if" same as "whether" ?
- No.
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Son JamesI know I can't omit subject and be verb in if clause.Yes, you can, as there.
Son JamesIs the meaning of that "if" same as "whether" ?No.
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"If conducted by a qualified dentists" was not a conditional clause ? then, Can I express like this, If going to the hotel, I will get the buffet. ??? Can I omit subject and be verb in the case like If ( it is ) + adjective ???
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Son James"If conducted by a qualified dentists" was not a conditional clause ?Yes, it is. A regular check-up, if [it is] conducted by a qualified dentist, will ensure good oral hygiene.
Son JamesIf going to the hotel, I will get the buffet. ??? Can I omit subject and be verb in the case like If ( it is ) + adjective ???
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