Ask the structure of the English sentence Here's the sentence: If anything, a backlash is building to protect the vaunted traditions of secrecy that undergird an essential pillar of the Swiss economy

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Ask the structure of the English sentence Here's the sentence: If anything, a backlash is building to protect the vaunted traditions of secrecy that undergird an essential pillar of the Swiss economy. I want to ask why there's a comma after the "anything", what's it's original sentence? Are there some words being omitted? And can anyone help me understand what it's talking about?

25 ก.ค. 2014 เวลา 7:30

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It's being used like a conjunction, but there is also an "understood" part of the sentence. The sentence could also say: "If anything is building, a backlash is building to..." Since the meaning is understood, though, we don't need to say "is building".

25 กรกฎาคม 2014

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