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Sextus Posted 20 years ago
Grammar

In any case

"This objection overlooks that fact that.... In any case, even if one accepts that that objection is sound, I do not think this should prevent those who .... from...."

Is "in any case" correctly used?

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Hi, Seems fine to me, in this context. You have a lot of 'thats' here. You might possibly say even if one accepts that objection as sound .

— Clive

  • Hi, Seems fine to me, in this context.
  • You have a lot of 'thats' here.
  • You might possibly say even if one accepts that objection as sound .
  • .
  • Does your context justify This objection overlooks that fact that.
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Hi,

Seems fine to me, in this context.

You have a lot of 'thats' here. You might possibly say even if one accepts that objection as sound . . .

Does your context justify This objection overlooks that fact that. . . ? How about This objection overlooks the fact that. . . ?

Clive
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Yes, yes, you're right, but I was just giving the idea, because I didn't want to copy the whole thing. And the "that fact that" is a mistake I made.

Thanks for the answer.
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