Meaning
I came across this sentence in an article and I couldn't figure out its meaning ( especially" if it ever does") . Can anyone explain?
"But even they admit it may be years before prefab becomes the most popular way to build a home – if it ever does."
Thankfully,
Nguyen
Top answer
Think of it this way. " The writer is expressing scepticism. Consider this simpler example.
- Think of it this way.
- " The writer is expressing scepticism.
- Consider this simpler example.
- Iit may be years before Germany wins the World Cup again, if they ever do.
- Clive
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Think of it this way.
"But even they admit it may be years before prefab becomes the most popular way to build a home – if prefab ever does become the most popular way to build a home."
The writer is expressing scepticism.
Consider this simpler example. Iit may be years before Germany wins the World Cup again, if they ever do.
Clive
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