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!!!!I'd like you to help me Call me_____________ there's an emergency. a. in the case b. provided The teacher's book gives (a) as the correct answer. Is (a) possible?? provided does not seem appropriate to me.However, i thought there is no such expression like in the case .I've seen it only followed by of (e.g.in the case of emergency). Then i thought that it may be a printer's error.Now i'm confused! Thank you so much for your help.!!! bye!! |
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| I think it's a printing error- I'd use 'in case'. |
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