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What is the difference between Si l'on and Si on and What modern French people use? ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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The meaning is the same. "Si l'on" is still in use, but exclusively in writing, and it is formal. "Si on" is the most common form.
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The meaning is the same. "Si l'on" is still in use, but exclusively in writing, and it is formal. "Si on" is the most common form.
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