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Snappy Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
On (the) condition that
Are the following sentences okay? Are there any differences in meaning?
1. I will go there on condition that he guides me.
2. I will go there on condition that he guide me.
3. I will go there on the condition that he guides me.
4. I will go there on the condition that he guide me.
Thank you in advance.
1. I will go there on condition that he guides me.
2. I will go there on condition that he guide me.
3. I will go there on the condition that he guides me.
4. I will go there on the condition that he guide me.
Thank you in advance.
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No difference in meaning. The idiomatic choice is 1/2. #2 is the formally correct version.
- No difference in meaning.
- The idiomatic choice is 1/2.
- #2 is the formally correct version.
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No difference in meaning. The idiomatic choice is 1/2. #2 is the formally correct version.
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