No matter — does it require a linking verb?
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Though my question is related to this question, it is more direct.
Is the sentence (from a technical book):
The defer statement is used to ensure that the resources are released in all cases, no matter how complex the control flow.
grammatical?
It appears that adding a linking verb like is makes it grammatical:
The defer statement is used to ensure that the resources are released in all cases, no matter how complex the control flow is.
I want to know which is correct.
linking-verbs
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Kedar MhaswadeKedar Mhaswade
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Though my question is related to this question, it is more direct.
Is the sentence (from a technical book):
The defer statement is used to ensure that the resources are released in all cases, no matter how complex the control flow.
grammatical?
It appears that adding a linking verb like is makes it grammatical:
The defer statement is used to ensure that the resources are released in all cases, no matter how complex the control flow is.
I want to know which is correct.
linking-verbs
asked May 12 at 3:01
Kedar MhaswadeKedar Mhaswade
241129
3
Both are fine..
– aparente001
May 12 at 4:47
Could your comment be upgraded to an answer?
– Kedar Mhaswade
May 12 at 8:15
I'm sorry, this is something that I know intuitively, but I don't know how to justify it formally. If you really want an answer and you haven't gotten one within a few days, you could put a small bounty on the question.
– aparente001
May 13 at 3:02
add a comment |
Though my question is related to this question, it is more direct.
Is the sentence (from a technical book):
The defer statement is used to ensure that the resources are released in all cases, no matter how complex the control flow.
grammatical?
It appears that adding a linking verb like is makes it grammatical:
The defer statement is used to ensure that the resources are released in all cases, no matter how complex the control flow is.
I want to know which is correct.
linking-verbs
asked May 12 at 3:01
Kedar MhaswadeKedar Mhaswade
241129
Though my question is related to this question, it is more direct.
Is the sentence (from a technical book):
The defer statement is used to ensure that the resources are released in all cases, no matter how complex the control flow.
grammatical?
It appears that adding a linking verb like is makes it grammatical:
The defer statement is used to ensure that the resources are released in all cases, no matter how complex the control flow is.
I want to know which is correct.
linking-verbs
linking-verbs
asked May 12 at 3:01
Kedar MhaswadeKedar Mhaswade
241129
asked May 12 at 3:01
Kedar MhaswadeKedar Mhaswade
241129
asked May 12 at 3:01
Kedar MhaswadeKedar Mhaswade
241129
asked May 12 at 3:01
Kedar MhaswadeKedar Mhaswade
241129
asked May 12 at 3:01
Kedar MhaswadeKedar Mhaswade
241129
241129
3
Both are fine..
– aparente001
May 12 at 4:47
Could your comment be upgraded to an answer?
– Kedar Mhaswade
May 12 at 8:15
I'm sorry, this is something that I know intuitively, but I don't know how to justify it formally. If you really want an answer and you haven't gotten one within a few days, you could put a small bounty on the question.
– aparente001
May 13 at 3:02
add a comment |
3
Both are fine..
– aparente001
May 12 at 4:47
Could your comment be upgraded to an answer?
– Kedar Mhaswade
May 12 at 8:15
I'm sorry, this is something that I know intuitively, but I don't know how to justify it formally. If you really want an answer and you haven't gotten one within a few days, you could put a small bounty on the question.
– aparente001
May 13 at 3:02
3
3
Both are fine..
– aparente001
May 12 at 4:47
Both are fine..
– aparente001
May 12 at 4:47
Could your comment be upgraded to an answer?
– Kedar Mhaswade
May 12 at 8:15
Could your comment be upgraded to an answer?
– Kedar Mhaswade
May 12 at 8:15
I'm sorry, this is something that I know intuitively, but I don't know how to justify it formally. If you really want an answer and you haven't gotten one within a few days, you could put a small bounty on the question.
– aparente001
May 13 at 3:02
I'm sorry, this is something that I know intuitively, but I don't know how to justify it formally. If you really want an answer and you haven't gotten one within a few days, you could put a small bounty on the question.
– aparente001
May 13 at 3:02
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Both are fine..
– aparente001
May 12 at 4:47
Could your comment be upgraded to an answer?
– Kedar Mhaswade
May 12 at 8:15
I'm sorry, this is something that I know intuitively, but I don't know how to justify it formally. If you really want an answer and you haven't gotten one within a few days, you could put a small bounty on the question.
– aparente001
May 13 at 3:02