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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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When "you" in implied in a sentence
In writing, instead of using the word "you" continually, can the sentence be formed in such a way that the word "you" is implied? What do you call this and is it an acceptable form of writing? Thank you!
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Hi friend,
Yes, a sentence can be written without using "You".
Please see the example;
1. If you give me an opportunity to work as sales officer, I will prove an asset to the company.
2. If given an opportunity to work as sales officer, I will prove an asset to the company.
If you give me = If I am given
Regards,
Sri
Yes, a sentence can be written without using "You".
Please see the example;
1. If you give me an opportunity to work as sales officer, I will prove an asset to the company.
2. If given an opportunity to work as sales officer, I will prove an asset to the company.
If you give me = If I am given
Regards,
Sri
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