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Anderew wrote on 24 May 2004: lee wrote on 24 May 2004: Yes, it is. Specifically, it's a conditional clause, which is a type of adverbial clause. Well, it seems that you are terminologically right for once: "Conditional clauses
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lee wrote on 24 May 2004: I'm stumped on how to describe this introductory clause... "Should ... pretty sure it's not inversion...is it an introductory adverbial clause? Yes, it is. Specifically, it's a conditional clause, which
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lee wrote on 24 May 2004: I'm stumped on how to describe this introductory clause... "Should you need any help, go to the front desk and ... I'm confused about. I'm not that knowledgable on grammar. I'm pretty sure it's
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