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We write when we need to remember something, be it an idea, a quote or the outcome of a study.

We write when we need to remember something, be it an idea, a quote or the outcome of a study. InIn the second clause, the beginning is “be”be. What is the grammatical rule behind it?

We write when we need to remember something, be it an idea, a quote or the outcome of a study. In the second clause, the beginning is “be”. What is the grammatical rule behind it?

We write when we need to remember something, be it an idea, a quote or the outcome of a study.

In the second clause, the beginning is be. What is the grammatical rule behind it?

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The clause starts with “be”?

We write when we need to remember something, be it an idea, a quote or the outcome of a study. In the second clause, the beginning is “be”. What is the grammatical rule behind it?