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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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Asked if he saw British astronauts being part of a mission he has said he hoped to launch, he said: “I do".
1) Is if he saw British astronauts being part of a mission a conditional clause?
2) Is a relative pronoun whom or a conjunction that absent in the he has said he hoped to launch?
1) Is if he saw British astronauts being part of a mission a conditional clause?
2) Is a relative pronoun whom or a conjunction that absent in the he has said he hoped to launch?
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Anonymous 1) Is if he saw British astronauts being part of a mission a conditional clause? No; it's an indirect question. It could have been written with "whether" instead of "if".
- Anonymous 1) Is if he saw British astronauts being part of a mission a conditional clause?
- No; it's an indirect question.
- It could have been written with "whether" instead of "if".
- Anonymous 2) Is a relative pronoun whom or a conjunction that absent in the he has said he hoped to launch?
- Not whom .
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Anonymous1) Is if he saw British astronauts being part of a mission a conditional clause?No; it's an indirect question. It could have been written with "whether" instead of "if".
Anonymous2) Is a relative pronoun whom or a conjunction that absent in the he has said he hoped to launch?Not whom. that. As shown
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