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What is the rule for the omission of (it is) from the clause:"when necessary"?
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Hi... I'm preparing for my project of graduation and it is about finding problems of translation between English and Arabic so I'm studying about ellipsis and I just can't find the rule for omitting (it is) in such clauses like "when necessary". And I'll be really grateful if you could help me by providing me with other types of ellipsis, and with references if possible.
Thanks a lot in advance.



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Hi,

We have performed a search for you and found this search result the most useful for you:

http://english.stackexchange.com/

Then type your specific query there. There seems to be alot of help on this site for this specific subject.

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