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Tinanam0102 Posted 8 years ago
Grammar

What was is in it for them

Hi teachers,

Is it a typo or "is" is really meant "it"?

Their actions were undertaken without thinking what was is in it for them.

Thanks

TN

  

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tinanam0102 Is it a typo or "is" is really meant "it"? Their actions were undertaken without thinking what was is in it for them. It's a typo.

— CalifJim

  • tinanam0102 Is it a typo or "is" is really meant "it"?
  • Their actions were undertaken without thinking what was is in it for them.
  • It's a typo.
  • Remove the underlined "is" and it'll be OK.
  • CJ
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tinanam0102

Is it a typo or "is" is really meant "it"?

Their actions were undertaken without thinking what was is in it for them.

It's a typo. Remove the underlined "is" and it'll be OK.

CJ

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