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Calgary Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

Is this sentance grammatically correct?

"I dedicate this thesis to my mother, father and brother for their love and support… We wandered the world together and no matter where we settle (if we settle) our journey will never end."

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Hello, Calgary—and welcome to English Forums. I dedicate this thesis to my mother, father and brother for their love and suppo rt. W e have wandered the world together , and no matter where we settle — if we settle — our journey will never end.

— Mister Micawber

  • Hello, Calgary—and welcome to English Forums.
  • I dedicate this thesis to my mother, father and brother for their love and suppo rt.
  • W e have wandered the world together , and no matter where we settle — if we settle — our journey will never end.
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Hello, Calgary—and welcome to English Forums.

I dedicate this thesis to my mother, father and brother for their love and support. We have wandered the world together, and no matter where we settle—if we settle—our journey will never end.
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Thank you so much for the reply! Would it be wrong to use (if we settle) instead of if we settle? Or is it preferred?

Cheers
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I understand why it's better to use: if we settle. Thanks a lot!
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