Need help with one sentence structure.
I don't know if I am going to be able to explain it good.
It goes like this "the measures will have to be much more drastic than if they were conducted today" I need help with this part "than if they were conducted today". I want to say that if we wait the measures will have to be harsher,so better do it today". The question is: Is this construction of the sentence "than if they were conducted today" good or is there something better?
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Something better is your wording in your explanation! "If we wait ... do it today."
I can't use that. It is paraphrasing :/ I'll leave it that way "than if they were conducted today"
Yes, that's fine, too! Both ways to phrase the idea get the message across accurately!
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