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Yanx Posted 16 years ago
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Hi,
Are the following three sentences correct in meaning and grammar.Please explain separately. Thanks very much!!!
1. Take your umbrella in case in rains.
2. Take your umbrella in case it should rain.
3. Take your umbrella in case it rain.(drop the word "should" in sentence #2)
If all of the above three sentences are correct. what are the subtle differences?
Xin Yan
Are the following three sentences correct in meaning and grammar.Please explain separately. Thanks very much!!!
1. Take your umbrella in case in rains.
2. Take your umbrella in case it should rain.
3. Take your umbrella in case it rain.(drop the word "should" in sentence #2)
If all of the above three sentences are correct. what are the subtle differences?
Xin Yan
Top answer
1. Take your umbrella in case in rains. Good.
- 1.
- Take your umbrella in case in rains.
- Good.
- Standard.
- Usual.
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1. Take your umbrella in case in rains. Good. Standard. Usual.
2. Take your umbrella in case it should rain. Grammatical. A bit more formal than 1 to my ear.
3. Take your umbrella in case it rain.(drop the word "should" in sentence #2) Incorrect. The presen
2. Take your umbrella in case it should rain. Grammatical. A bit more formal than 1 to my ear.
3. Take your umbrella in case it rain.(drop the word "should" in sentence #2) Incorrect. The presen
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