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Liveinjapan Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

In case / in case of

The exercise was to prepare the swimmers in case they need to swim in the dark.

If I had to use 'in case of' instead of 'in case', I would:

The exercise was to prepare the swimmers in case of having to swim in the dark.

Is that okay?
Thanks.
  

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"in case of" + "having to" doesn't work well for me.

— Mr Wordy

  • "in case of" + "having to" doesn't work well for me.
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"in case of" + "having to" doesn't work well for me.
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Got it! Thanks, Mr W.
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