If you Fix the dependent clause to make it a complete sentence: If you want to eat well.

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If you Fix the dependent clause to make it a complete sentence:
If you want to eat well.

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If you want to eat well, you should eat vegetables.

Dasfex answered Oct 31, 2019

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I'm not sure about this, but I think this is the correct order the sentence is supposed to be in:

"Eat well if you want to. "

Hope this helps!

Grundic answered Nov 1, 2019

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