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Napoleonponapa Posted 17 years ago
Vocabulary
When clause and that clause
1) Not a day has gone by when I have not thought of you.
2) Not a day has gone by that I have not thought of you.
Which one is grammatically correct?
3) I will support you , no matter what.
what is the synonym of phrase " no matter what" in this context?
Thanks you so much
2) Not a day has gone by that I have not thought of you.
Which one is grammatically correct?
3) I will support you , no matter what.
what is the synonym of phrase " no matter what" in this context?
Thanks you so much
Top answer
Just by reading it, I'd say sentence 2 is correct and sentence 1 is wrong. I can't give you a detailed and well-supported explanation, though. A synonym of the phrase 'no matter what' could be 'whatever happens', or 'whatever might happen [to you]'.
- Just by reading it, I'd say sentence 2 is correct and sentence 1 is wrong.
- I can't give you a detailed and well-supported explanation, though.
- A synonym of the phrase 'no matter what' could be 'whatever happens', or 'whatever might happen [to you]'.
- Vince
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Just by reading it, I'd say sentence 2 is correct and sentence 1 is wrong. I can't give you a detailed and well-supported explanation, though.
A synonym of the phrase 'no matter what' could be 'whatever happens', or 'whatever might happen [to you]'.
Vince
A synonym of the phrase 'no matter what' could be 'whatever happens', or 'whatever might happen [to you]'.
Vince
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