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Mango pen 189 Posted 7 years ago
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Using "annoying that" at the start of a sentence

A: By the way, annoying that I even have to ask, but you are down with fascist dystopias, right?


B: YYYYYes.


A: That "yes" was pretty...Liberal with the letter "Y."


Hi. I saw this dialogue in a tv-series. That use of "annoying" kind of confused me. Is "it is" omitted there? as in:


It is annoying that I even have to ask...

  

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mango pen 189 Is "it is" omitted there? as in: It is annoying that I even have to ask... Yes.

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  • mango pen 189 Is "it is" omitted there?
  • as in: It is annoying that I even have to ask...
  • Yes.
  • )
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mango pen 189Is "it is" omitted there? as in:
It is annoying that I even have to ask...

Yes. (In dialogue, "it is" would normally be contracted to "it's".)

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