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Napoleonponapa Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Whatever clause
1) Whatever I can do , I can do.
2) Whatever I can do , I can do it.
Which one is grammatically correct?
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2) Whatever I can do , I can do it.
Which one is grammatically correct?
Thanks alot
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#1 makes sense, but it is a tautology. In #2, it is difficult to discover the antecedent for "it".
- #1 makes sense, but it is a tautology.
- In #2, it is difficult to discover the antecedent for "it".
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#1 makes sense, but it is a tautology.
In #2, it is difficult to discover the antecedent for "it".
In #2, it is difficult to discover the antecedent for "it".
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