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Scarlet Diaz Posted 8 years ago
Grammar

Should "whatever the outcome" followed by a verb?

I saw a sentence in the internet: Whatever the outcome,getting up the nerves to pop the question is a moment to remember.

I know both "Whatever the outcome" and "Whatever the outcome is/might be/will be" are grammatically correct. But then I wonder what is the difference between them.

  

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There is no difference in meaning.

  • There is no difference in meaning.
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There is no difference in meaning.

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