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Little Girl Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
Just because ... I
Hi.
I understand it's more natural to say the following sentence without the bracketed part, but should one include it when writing a paper or speaking formally?
Also, is it more common to omit the pronouns when it's followed by "doesn't mean"?
Just because you're my brother (,it/that) doesn't mean I have to like you.
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Little Girl I understand it's more natural to say the following sentence without the bracketed part, but should one include it when writing a paper or speaking formally? No. I would leave the bracketed part out in all circumstances.
- Little Girl I understand it's more natural to say the following sentence without the bracketed part, but should one include it when writing a paper or speaking formally?
- No.
- I would leave the bracketed part out in all circumstances.
- CJ
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Little GirlI understand it's more natural to say the following sentence without the bracketed part, but should one include it when writing a paper or speaking formally?
No. I would leave the bracketed part out in all circumstances.
CJ
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