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Nature04 Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
Least of all
Hello, I would like to know if this is correct:
If you cannot do it, least of all me.
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No. The result clause needs a verb. It just might barely make sense in a conversation if it fit with the context, but it's not good as it stands, and it's hard to think of the scenario in which it fits.
- No.
- The result clause needs a verb.
- It just might barely make sense in a conversation if it fit with the context, but it's not good as it stands, and it's hard to think of the scenario in which it fits.
- CJ
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No. The result clause needs a verb.
It just might barely make sense in a conversation if it fit with the context, but it's not good as it stands, and it's hard to think of the scenario in which it fits.
CJ
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