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26-Apr-2008, 08:20
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 lexical item "if " considering " if " as a lexical item how can we understand it's form and functions.Kindly narrate in detail.Thanks |
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26-Apr-2008, 14:42
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| Re: lexical item "if " Hi tayyabazaidi You need to look for how and where speakers use if . That will give youits function. Its basic form is simple: this is what it looks like <if>. Examples if I were you ifs ands or buts iffy   tayyabazaidi likes this. |
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