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Are both sentences OK? Don't go out unless absolutely necessary. Don't leave home unless absolutely necessary. Or I should say, Don't go out unless it's absolutely necessary. Don't leave home unless it's absolutely necessary.
9. Apr. 2020 18:07
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Don't go out unless absolutely necessary. - great Don't leave home unless absolutely necessary. - great Or I should say, Don't go out unless it's absolutely necessary. - also great Don't leave home unless it's absolutely necessary. - also great Summary: Great :) Use them all as you wish,. PS had to loook up "elided" - technical word. Was beyond my experience. Might want to limit its use to language lessons. :)
9. April 2020
They are both correct, but it sounds natural in conversation to add the "it's". The first one would be mainly as a public announcement, if you are making something like a poster which needs to be formal.
9. April 2020
All four sentences are entirely correct, the "it's" being elided but understood in the first two.
9. April 2020
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