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*"You'll get there on time you hurry up" (you'll get there on time if you hurry up) |
*"You'll get there on time you hurry up" (you'll get there on time if you hurry up) |
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*[[Zero at]] |
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*[[Zero did]] |
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*[[Zero do]] |
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*[[Zero of]] |
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*[[Zero to]] |
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*[[Zero definite article]] |
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*[[Zero past marking]] |
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*[[Zero plural marking]] |
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*[[Zero possessive marking]] |
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*[[Zero third person agreement]] |
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Revision as of 17:32, 16 November 2007
Zero if refers to the nonstandard deletion of "if" where standard English has it, leading to sentences like this:
- "You'll get there on time you hurry up" (you'll get there on time if you hurry up)
See also
- Zero at
- Zero did
- Zero do
- Zero of
- Zero to
- Zero definite article
- Zero past marking
- Zero plural marking
- Zero possessive marking
- Zero third person agreement
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