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Ardorado Posted 14 years ago
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If it had not been rain, we would have gone camping.

If it had not been rain, we would have gone camping.

anything wrong with this sentence?
  

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ardorado If it had not been rain, we would have gone camping. anything wrong with this sentence? That depends on context.

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  • ardorado If it had not been rain, we would have gone camping.
  • anything wrong with this sentence?
  • That depends on context.
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ardoradoIf it had not been rain, we would have gone camping.
anything wrong with this sentence?
That depends on context. The sentence could work if prior context established an antecedent for "it."

But without context, we'd probably say, "If it had not been raining, etc."
OR "If there had not be
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Yes, and the above is correct.
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