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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Need second "I"?
"Can you please e-mail me your mailing address? I'm updating the list today and want to add it in there."
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"... I'm updating the list today and I want to add it in there."
Is the second "I" in the sentence above necessary?
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"... I'm updating the list today and I want to add it in there."
Is the second "I" in the sentence above necessary?
Top answer
No. I think it's better without it.
- No.
- I think it's better without it.
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It's not natural in your sentence to say 'in there'.
Just say "Can you please e-mail me your mailing address? I'm updating the list today and want to add it."
In fact, you don't need the whole second clause.
Just say "Can you please e-
Just say "Can you please e-mail me your mailing address? I'm updating the list today and want to add it."
In fact, you don't need the whole second clause.
Just say "Can you please e-
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