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- 25-Jan-2012, 06:28 #1
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drop me a line if you want (to)? Dear Forum Users,
When I finish a letter, I can definitely write:
"Drop me a line if you want." but can I write:
"Drop me a line if you want to.?
Thank you.
Csika
- 25-Jan-2012, 06:47 #2
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Teacher Re: drop me a line if you want (to)? Yes
Context is always important; labelling is rarely important.
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