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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Should or if?
Should you be knowledgeable enough on this subject, you could choose to skip it.
Is this a neat sentence or are there better options?
Is this a neat sentence or are there better options?
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It is OK in some dialects, but an American would not say it this way. This is more natural: If you are knowledgeable enough on this subject, you can (could) choose to skip it.
- It is OK in some dialects, but an American would not say it this way.
- This is more natural: If you are knowledgeable enough on this subject, you can (could) choose to skip it.
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It is OK in some dialects, but an American would not say it this way.
This is more natural:
If you are knowledgeable enough on this subject, you can (could) choose to skip it.
This is more natural:
If you are knowledgeable enough on this subject, you can (could) choose to skip it.
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