Can you say “When to use simple and progressive” or do you have to say “When to use simple and when to...
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It is valid to use the shorter option, since the "when to use" is implied. I can't remember the grammatical term for it, but I believe it is a type of clause.
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It is valid to use the shorter option, since the "when to use" is implied. I can't remember the grammatical term for it, but I believe it is a type of clause.
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