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Musicgold Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
In case of / in the case of
Hi,
Is the following sentence correct? I am not sure I should use 'in case of' or 'in the case of' in the sentence.
'This can save you a trip to a clinic in case of a non-serious illness / injury of your family members. '
Thanks,
MG.
Is the following sentence correct? I am not sure I should use 'in case of' or 'in the case of' in the sentence.
'This can save you a trip to a clinic in case of a non-serious illness / injury of your family members. '
Thanks,
MG.
Top answer
This is a toss-up. I'd omit the . It's injury to someone , by the way.
- This is a toss-up.
- I'd omit the .
- It's injury to someone , by the way.
- CJ
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This is a toss-up. I'd omit the.
It's injury to someone, by the way.
CJ
It's injury to someone, by the way.
CJ
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