Examples of using If you are going to use in English and their translations into Greek
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Computer
especially if you are going to use them in the long run.
the dual function metal top(if you are going to use the EGG immediately).
Secure your connection: If you are going to use your personal information online,
Natural weight loss pills provide a very long-lasting effect, and if you are going to use weight loss pills over a long period of time,
However, if you are going to use steroids for 12 weeks,
Comprehensive insulation of the roof is required if you are going to use the space under it as the premises for the storage and drying of brooms,
Even if you are going to use PowerPoint(or similar software),
If you are going to use SharePoint Workspace at your workplace
If you are going to use a separate subnet for your SLIP clients,
If you are going to use ascorbic acid then make sure that the product is less than three weeks old when you buy it otherwise you are buying a much weaker product than you expect.
remote addresses for your SLIP links depends on whether you are going to dedicate a TCP/IP subnet or if you are going to use“proxy ARP” on your SLIP server(it is not“true” proxy ARP,
However if you are going to use Twitter for job hunting then remember to keep your activities strictly professional- it's best to set up a separate job search account
If you're going to use Office 365 for your email.
If you're going to use a carrier make sure to put some bedding in it.
Correct Intent: If you're going to use these questions to assess your relationship, you need to take action with the right intent.
If you're going to use that field as a tool, now that you know what it does, you're going to
If you're going to use reverse psychology in your favor, you need to be delicate.
If you're going to use logic reversals in your favour, you need to be subtle.
If you're going to use Office 365 for your email account,
My point is, if you're going to use a one-liner, it should make sense,