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Perfect Stranger Posted 10 years ago
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It's related vs they are related
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In the following sentence, should I say no idea if they are related in any way (they being: a higher pollution level and the fact that my throat feels uncomfortable) or no idea if it's related in any way
The pollution got higher today and and my throat feels a bit uncomfortable. No idea if it's in any way related.
Thanks
In the following sentence, should I say no idea if they are related in any way (they being: a higher pollution level and the fact that my throat feels uncomfortable) or no idea if it's related in any way
The pollution got higher today and and my throat feels a bit uncomfortable. No idea if it's in any way related.
Thanks
Top answer
I'd say No idea if these things are in any way related.
- I'd say No idea if these things are in any way related.
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