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Paeez Posted 14 years ago
Grammar

It was a hot, if windy day.

Hi,

I have no idea what does that mean!
My closest guess is this: it is a windy and hot day.

"It was a hot, if windy day."

Would you please explain that structure?

Thanks
  

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i think you are right on your own concept ,,,,
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So anyone could explain that form with examples, so I can use it properly?
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I (and I am not an English grammar expert) would interpret the sentence more like: it was a hot, though windy, day. Or, even though it was windy, it was hot.
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where you find this sentence? in movie? book?
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