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If she decides to switch to him, can anybody else have the right to coerce her not to.
About the underlined part, is it an ellipsis of this?
If she decides to switch to him, can anybody else have the right to coerce her not to decide to switch to him.
Or this?
If she decides to switch to him, can anybody else have the right to coerce her not to switch to him.
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Taka If she decides to switch to him, can anybody else have the right to coerce her not to switch to him. This is how I understand it. The sentence should have a question mark.
- Taka If she decides to switch to him, can anybody else have the right to coerce her not to switch to him.
- This is how I understand it.
- The sentence should have a question mark.
- I would prefer "does" to "can" in that sentence.
- What is "switch to him" referring to, by the way?
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TakaIf she decides to switch to him, can anybody else have the right to coerce her not to switch to him.
This is how I understand it.
The sentence should have a question mark. I would prefer "does" to "can" in that sentence.
What is "switch to him" referring to, by the way?
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