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You can use it whenever you are referring to something that has a potential to change, or already has changed. For example: "I will check to see if it has changed since last time."
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(Grammar is defunct). Think again of the Renaissance, and wonder: if the very nature of literacy is changing — indeed, if it has changed already — then where does this leave the Humanities?
"I think if it has changed, it's changed for the better.
– If it has changed significantly in the last year, what precipitated the change?
The selection in many vending machines has barely changed, if it has changed at all, in a generation.
And if it has changed, will it be any more capable of addressing Mexico's problems than it was in the past?
If it has changed, then is reducing the age of consent the most sensible way to deal with it?" he told the Sunday Times.
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You'd be very surprised if it had changed its character".
If it had changed its forecasts and overturned 20 years of consensus, that would be a very big deal indeed.
And if it had changed, then the temperature between those two would have changed in a very particular way.
Jeffery says that the company would have "made a lot more money" if it had changed strategy, but remains confident that a pure pay-up-front model remains a good way to win parents' trust.
Recently, I asked Margaret about her new partnership with First Lady Michelle Obama's Let Girls Learn Initiative, wondering if it had changed the way in which she envisions possibilities for her work.
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Since I tried Ludwig back in 2017, I have been constantly using it in both editing and translation. Ever since, I suggest it to my translators at ProSciEditing.
Justyna Jupowicz-Kozak
CEO of Professional Science Editing for Scientists @ prosciediting.com