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Grammaticality refers to whether something obeys the rules of English grammar.
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How to use if clause with present perfect
It's easy to understand the statment. However, the sentence itself has a rather "unusual" structure.
You are looking at someone's stature and making a remark, which is, "if you had drunk (much) more m …
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"So happy I am today" - is it grammatical?
"So happy am I, today!"- correct, puts emphasis on the state of happiness, rather than on "I am".
This may not be the way we speak all the time, though.
"I am interested in your work" is what we nor …
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