In Provided or Providing?
Most Writers Maintain That "Provided" Is Preferable to "Providing" as a Conjunction Meaning "On Condition That." Therefore, It Is Safer to Choose "Provided" or...
Most writers maintain that "provided" is preferable to "providing" as a conjunction meaning "on condition that." Therefore, it is safer to choose "provided" or "provided that" in formal writing.
Is provided correct?
Senior Member. The first is indeed correct, but "noun+provided" is informal and frequently used.
How do you use provided in a sentence?
Provided Sentence Examples
- The drive home provided opportunity to think.
- She had provided all the information he needed through Connie.
- Provided he poses no danger to us, yes.
- All it takes is the resolve to stop - provided you actually want to stop.
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