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BoSsSy Posted 8 years ago
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Is it okay to introduce the idea before the main clause of the sentence?
Is it okay to introduce the idea before the main clause of the sentence?
I mean something like this:
When you touch the dog It barks.
See how I'm using "the dog" in the when and then replacing with It in the main clause. Is it permissible?
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BoSsSy I'm using "the dog" in the "when" clause and then replacing with "it" in the main clause. Is it permissible? Yes.
- BoSsSy I'm using "the dog" in the "when" clause and then replacing with "it" in the main clause.
- Is it permissible?
- Yes.
- It's very ordinary.
- You see it all the time.
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BoSsSyI'm using "the dog" in the "when" clause and then replacing with "it" in the main clause. Is it permissible?
Yes. It's very ordinary. You see it all the time.
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