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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
Not conditional but regular sentence?
Hi,
If I can replace the word "if" by/with "whether", could I take it as something other than conditional?
Let me know if (replaceable by 'whether') you could/will be able to/would be able to/can come.
If I can replace the word "if" by/with "whether", could I take it as something other than conditional?
Let me know if (replaceable by 'whether') you could/will be able to/would be able to/can come.
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Hello Anon, I would call that an interrogative clause, rather than a conditional clause. Best wishes, MrP
- Hello Anon, I would call that an interrogative clause, rather than a conditional clause.
- Best wishes, MrP
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Hello Anon,
I would call that an interrogative clause, rather than a conditional clause.
Best wishes,
MrP
I would call that an interrogative clause, rather than a conditional clause.
Best wishes,
MrP
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