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Guyper Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
What grammar is this called?
"I'm ready for a rematch should we cross paths again"
The verb, "should" is placed before the pronoun, "we", but I assume that this is not a question but a statement.
Thank you
The verb, "should" is placed before the pronoun, "we", but I assume that this is not a question but a statement.
Thank you
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it's ok. It's the same as: I'm ready for a rematch if eventually we cross paths again"
- it's ok.
- It's the same as: I'm ready for a rematch if eventually we cross paths again"
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it's ok.
It's the same as: I'm ready for a rematch if eventually we cross paths again"
It's the same as: I'm ready for a rematch if eventually we cross paths again"
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Guyper"I'm ready for a rematch should we cross paths again"should can be used as a substitute for if.
The verb, "should" is placed before the pronoun, "we", but I assume that this is not a question but a statement.
Thank you
CJ
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This is one form of subjunctive moods,
You may find this usage in formal business letters "....Should you have any question regarding this matter, please contact us....
You may find this usage in formal business letters "....Should you have any question regarding this matter, please contact us....
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