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Xstephenx Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Say that again or if you say that again?
___ and i will hit you.
A if you say that again
b if you say it again
c say that again
d you will say that again.
my choice is A, the given one is C.
"if" is a conjunction ,so the "and" is redundant in the condition of A.
neither A or B is correct for the same reason, and C is the best answer.
am i right?thx
A if you say that again
b if you say it again
c say that again
d you will say that again.
my choice is A, the given one is C.
"if" is a conjunction ,so the "and" is redundant in the condition of A.
neither A or B is correct for the same reason, and C is the best answer.
am i right?thx
Top answer
I don't quite follow all of your argument, but C is the only correct answer.
- I don't quite follow all of your argument, but C is the only correct answer.
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I don't quite follow all of your argument, but C is the only correct answer.
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I don't quite follow all of your argument, but C is the only correct answer.
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For A and B, the if statements require a 'then' counterpart or similar, rather an effect to go with the cause, which is not given. For D, it obviously does not work as it ends in a period, rendering the rest of the sentence useless and lost. C is the correct choice, read it to yourself and it will make the most sense too!
Cheers.
Cheers.
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Note the following equivalents.
If you X, I will Y = X, and I will Y.
If you don't X, I will Y = X, or I will Y.
Note that these combinations are wrong:
If X, and Y.
If X, or Y.
CJ
If you X, I will Y = X, and I will Y.
If you don't X, I will Y = X, or I will Y.
Note that these combinations are wrong:
If X, and Y.
If X, or Y.
CJ
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