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24 May
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1. In the event of rain, take an umbrella with you.
2. In case of rain, take an umbrella with you.
3. In case it rains, take an umbrella with you.
→ Do they mean basically the same thing and sound natural?
1. In the event of rain, take an umbrella with you.
2. In case of rain, take an umbrella with you.
3. In case it rains, take an umbrella with you.
→ Do they mean basically the same thing and sound natural?
2. In case of rain, take an umbrella with you.
3. In case it rains, take an umbrella with you.
→ Do they mean basically the same thing and sound natural?
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- English (US)
Yes, they all mean the same thing.
1 sounds super formal. That sounds like something Alexa or Siri would say lol
2 and 3 sound more casual. In my opinion, 3 is the best :)
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@heyimcake Thank you for your good explanation. 😺👍🏻
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