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15-Dec-2008, 15:45
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 (Come) rain or shine 1. Anna still attended university, (come) rain or shine. 2. Anna still attended university (come) rain or shine. 3. Anna attended university, (come) rain or shine. 4. Anna attended university (come) rain or shine. Are all correct or just some? I think there should not be "still" in the sentence and having a comma or not is acceptable |
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15-Dec-2008, 18:21
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| Re: (Come) rain or shine All four are acceptable.  |
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15-Dec-2008, 18:50
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| Re: (Come) rain or shine 4/ is better, it's more succinct. |
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