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Alc24 Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
If vs that vs when
How would you say this please?
1 I don't like juice when/ if/when it's been out of the fridge for long.
Thank you
1 I don't like juice when/ if/when it's been out of the fridge for long.
Thank you
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I don't like juice when ("if" is also okay - you can't use "that") it's been out of the fridge for long. "
- I don't like juice when ("if" is also okay - you can't use "that") it's been out of the fridge for long.
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I don't like juice when ("if" is also okay - you can't use "that") it's been out of the fridge for long.
If you want to use "that," the sentence would be: "I don't like juice that's been out of the fridge for long."
If you want to use "that," the sentence would be: "I don't like juice that's been out of the fridge for long."
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