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Xstephenx Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Yet or and yet
We know it will be a tough game, ____ we just don't want to give up.
"yet" or "and yet "
which one, and why.
thx a bunch.
to me both are acceptable.
"yet" or "and yet "
which one, and why.
thx a bunch.
to me both are acceptable.
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Hi, We know it will be a tough game, __ we just don't want to give up. "yet" or "and yet " which one, and why. thx a bunch.
- Hi, We know it will be a tough game, __ we just don't want to give up.
- "yet" or "and yet " which one, and why.
- thx a bunch.
- to me both are acceptable.
- Both are acceptable to me, too.
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Hi,
We know it will be a tough game, __ we just don't want to give up.
"yet"
or
"and yet "
which one, and why.
thx a bunch.
to me both are acceptable.
Both are acceptable to me, too.
"Yet' can be used as an adverb, and also as a conjunction.
Clive
We know it will be a tough game, __ we just don't want to give up.
"yet"
or
"and yet "
which one, and why.
thx a bunch.
to me both are acceptable.
Both are acceptable to me, too.
"Yet' can be used as an adverb, and also as a conjunction.
Clive
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I favor dropping the "and." The "and" brings in a pensive element - but, ya know, when you really come right down to it - as though you're really going to come up with something surprising.
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