Syntax for if/then statement

Anne Robotti arobotti at journalregister.com
Thu Jun 29 10:44:43 PDT 2006


> Our new editor wants to add the word "and" to 
> such statements - if <blah, blah>, AND then <blah, blah>. 

But that doesn't even make sense grammatically!

The closest thing I can find is in the Microsoft Manual of Style for
Technical Publications, it's the if/when/whether thing. I know that
doesn't help.

Surely the fact that the mind instinctively shrinks in horror from the
sentence structure he's proposing should count for something though,
shouldn't it?

Anne
 
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