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26-Jun-2009, 10:16
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 word order could you please tell me which of these is correct: 1) Only if the price of the goods delivered is lower shall the Seller charge the lower price. 2) Only if the price of the goods delivered is lower the Seller shall charge the lower price. Thanks a lot! Hanka |
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26-Jun-2009, 11:13
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| Re: word order 1. b PS The difference depends on the distinction between 'only if' and 'only, if'. The order in 2 would be OK in a sentence like: "Only, if it's a Monday, the seller can charge what he likes.' Hanka likes this. Last edited by BobK; 26-Jun-2009 at 11:16. Reason: PS Added |
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