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Old 05-Jan-2007, 17:22
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Default "if yes" and "if no"?

Is it ever possible to use "if yes" and "if no" instead of "if so" and "if not"?
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Can I say "to subsitute [something] with [something]"
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Old 05-Jan-2007, 17:56
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Default Re: "if yes" and "if no"?

if so/if not is much more common. In the context of a form with a Yes/No answer if yes/if no is possible.

You do indeed substitute actual_something with ersatz_something. Alternatively you can substitute ersatz_something for actual_something. 'Same difference' [they're equivalent].

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