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Jinbongjeong Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
'It's a given' vs. 'It's given that'
Both look quite similar, but really? And both are correct? If correct, what does each phrase mean?
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Here are examples of usage:
"In the problem statement, it's given that A walks twice as fast as B, and that A live 3 miles farther from town that B does."
"In romantic relationships, it's a given that the woman is going to make you pay."
"In the problem statement, it's given that A walks twice as fast as B, and that A live 3 miles farther from town that B does."
"In romantic relationships, it's a given that the woman is going to make you pay."
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