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Guyper Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Only and Mostly
Hi,
Is it possible to start a sentence with either only or mostly, whereas the subject got left out?
E.g.
1. "Only affects my legs."
2. "Mostly interested in reading."
Instead of
1. "It only affects my legs."
2. "I'm mostly interested in reading."
Thank you
Is it possible to start a sentence with either only or mostly, whereas the subject got left out?
E.g.
1. "Only affects my legs."
2. "Mostly interested in reading."
Instead of
1. "It only affects my legs."
2. "I'm mostly interested in reading."
Thank you
Top answer
It's possible in very informal conversation when the intended meaning is clear.
- It's possible in very informal conversation when the intended meaning is clear.
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It's possible in very informal conversation when the intended meaning is clear.
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