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DanielJan Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
Should the need arise
Is the sentence "You have a room prepared for cases such as these, when the need to hide anything will arise" grammatically correct?
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DanielJan Is the sentence "You have a room prepared for cases such as these, when the need to hide anything will arise" grammatically correct? It is not native, at least. You have a room prepared for cases such as these, should the need to hide something arise.
- DanielJan Is the sentence "You have a room prepared for cases such as these, when the need to hide anything will arise" grammatically correct?
- It is not native, at least.
- You have a room prepared for cases such as these, should the need to hide something arise.
- You have a room prepared for cases such as these, when the need to hide something arise s.
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DanielJanIs the sentence "You have a room prepared for cases such as these, when the need to hide anything will arise" grammatically correct?
It is not native, at least.
You have a room prepared for cases such as these, should the need to hide something arise.
You have a room prepared for cases such as these, when the need to hide some
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