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Unknownmember Posted 20 years ago
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what means "if so"

please explain me what it means.thank all of interested people.
  

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thank all of interested people. It is difficult to explain without a context; therefore I'll provide one that I hope will suit your needs. "I need to know if you are coming for dessert tonight.

— Philip

  • thank all of interested people.
  • It is difficult to explain without a context; therefore I'll provide one that I hope will suit your needs.
  • "I need to know if you are coming for dessert tonight.
  • " 'If so' refers to the phrase 'if you are coming', in the affirmative.
  • The opposite would be 'if not'.
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Unknownmemberplease explain me what it means.thank all of interested people.
It is difficult to explain without a context; therefore I'll provide one that I hope will suit your needs.

"I need to know if you are coming for dessert tonight. If so, I'll fix your favorite." 'If so' refers to the phrase
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ok, i get it now.that clarified the subject to me.
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